If you're a regular listener, you'll be familiar with the message that there's nothing wrong with you if you feel the urge to view porn. However, if you've been working on quitting porn for a long time but still keep viewing pornography, you might be asking, "What if there really is something wrong with me?"
Is your shame around porn use causing you distress because of the porn, because of the masturbation, or both? The realm of sexuality can sometimes be erotic, strange, or even dark, and that’s okay.
Coach Tina is on the podcast this week to answer your Ask a Coach question. This is a feature inside Overcome Pornography for Good where you can submit questions for coaching and get a personalized response from a coach on our team.
The deeper the disturbance or difficulty, the deeper the gift that lies in it.” That's a quote by my guest this week, David Bedrick, who is the founder of the Santa Fe Institute for Shame-Based Studies, where he teaches therapists, coaches, and healers from around the world how to work with people in a new way.
