Well, we all know that smartphones are addictive and they can cause kids to check out of real life and relationships.

But the truth is, smartphones don't just affect our kids.

They affect us too.

This is Julie Slattery, and if you're feeling overwhelmed by the influence of big tech constantly in your pocket,

or you want to break free from social media, pornography, or digital

distraction. I'm really excited to introduce you to the Wise Phone from TechList. It's a company that

believes that connection matters more than convenience. A Wise phone is a simple phone for

intentional people. With it, you can call, text, it has a few basic tools, but most importantly, it has no

social media, no access to pornography, and no app store.

It's a phone for people who want to redeem their time from distracting tech and pursue

authentic relationships.

To learn more about Wisephone, go to TechList.com.

That's T-E-C-H-L-E-S-S-S.com.

Hey, friend.

Thank you for joining me for another episode of Java with Julie. I am Julie Slattery,

and this listener-supported podcast is a production of authentic intimacy, a ministry dedicated

to reclaiming God's design for sexuality. Well, I actually recorded today's conversation,

not in a coffee shop, but in a hotel lobby. I just bring my mics with me when I travel and take

the opportunity to talk to just people that can teach me and teach you. And this is no exception.

Today we're going to talk about creating an open, safe environment in your home for conversations

about sexuality. What does it practically look like? For example, do you just wait for your kids

to ask questions,

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