Learn about the emotional complexities of porn use in relationships, including the difference between infidelity and broken agreements, the impact of purity culture, and how to navigate difficult conversations about trust and boundaries.
Our goal here at Overcome Pornography for Good is to provide a safe space for people struggling with unwanted porn use and to offer support to spouses who are also struggling with their partner’s porn use.
Many of us have received the conditioning that men are typically the sexual ones in a relationship and that they have an insatiable sexual need that has to be satisfied. In the context of a monogamous relationship, the responsibility to fulfill that sexual need falls on the partner, but this belief often doesn’t create great results.
When one person in a relationship has been viewing pornography, their partner can see this as a betrayal. In these situations, it’s common for there to be some hiding or lying on one side and potentially some betrayal trauma once the porn use has been disclosed. So, how can you create trust when these difficult relationship dynamics come up? Well, my guest this week is here to answer that exact question.
