262 - Understanding Our Unwanted Behaviors w/ Jay Stringer

Pure Desire Podcast

Pure Desire Ministries

Sexual Addiction Recovery, Religion & Spirituality, Celebrate Recovery, Sexuality, Porn Recovery, Porn Addiction Recovery, Health & Fitness, Aa, Education, Betrayal Trauma, Recovery, Biblical Recovery, Christian Recovery, Healing, Sa, Christianity, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 12 July 2022

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

We all have some form of unwanted behavior in our life. Whether it's pornography, affairs, fantasy, or any other form of sexual brokenness, understanding where these behaviors come from is essential! If we want to break free from our unwanted behaviors, we must understand them. If we truly want to understand our unwanted behaviors, we must be curious. This requires honesty, courage, and hard work. On today's episode, Jay Stringer, author of Unwanted and featured speaker at this year's Pure Desire Summit, joins us to help us get to the root of our unwanted behaviors and gives us direction on what it means to understand them. He also gives us a sneak peek into what he'll be sharing at the Summit.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Pure Desire Podcast, helping you take back your life from unwanted sexual behavior and betrayal trauma.
0:10.7	Hello, hello, I'm your host Trevor Windsor, and you're listening to episode 262 of the Pure Desire podcast.
0:15.7	Here joining me as always is my co-host, Nick Stumbo.
0:18.7	There are strange things done in the midnight sun by the men who moil for gold.
0:23.0	The Arctic trails have their secret tales that would make your blood run cold.
0:27.8	The northern lights have seen queer sites, but the queerest they ever did see was on the
0:31.9	night of the marge of Lake La Barge. I cremated Sam McGee.
0:36.8	Is there more? Well, there are 15 stanz. Would you like to hear them all? I mean,
0:40.2	I feel like I could. I could totally. It's like, do I say something? Do I not? I have no idea.
0:45.1	I mean, it sounds vaguely familiar and that probably makes me sound uncultured, but what is that?
0:49.5	It's, it's one of those things I pull out. Like if there's a talent show or like you know you're sitting
0:54.7	around a fire and there's just that lull in conversation. It's a poem I had to memorize in freshman
1:00.3	English class. Freshman year of high school? Yeah, yeah. We had to go stanza by stanza and learn all 15
1:06.4	stanzas of this poem by Robert Seward, I believe, called The Cremation of Sam McGee.
1:12.5	Really unique poem.
1:13.7	And just because it's interesting, I remembered it.
1:16.9	And I would, you know, I'd tell it to my kids at night.
1:18.9	I would tell it around a campfire.
1:21.2	Just, you ask my family like, oh, brother, not that again.
1:24.4	I feel like it's one of those things where it's just like, you don't remember my birthday,
1:28.0	but you remember this poem from it's like one of those random things that we remember.
1:32.7	Um, I have a few of those.
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