You are listening to the Overcome Pornography for Good podcast, episode 81. Maybe the problem isn't you.

Welcome to the Overcome Pornography for Good podcast where we take a research-based, trauma-informed,

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I'm your host, Sarah Brewer.

Hey, you guys, welcome to the podcast this week. I'm excited to be back. I recorded a few episodes

ahead of time so I could go on a little vacation to Lake Powell. For those of you who are my

Utah listeners, you know what Lake Powell is. I don't know if a lot of people outside of Utah

or this western side of the states really know Lake Powell, but it is gorgeous. It's a man-made

reservoir that is massive. Creates a lot of energy and is a big water

source for California and other states. And it's a popular boating destination for a lot of people here in

Utah and surrounding states. And it's so beautiful. It's right there in the desert. So imagine,

you know, seeing all the red rock and the

cliffs and then imagine a massive lake in it. And so you're boating and you're seeing this beautiful

red rock and geez, it's just beautiful. And I want to start off this episode by sharing a story

of something that happened all I was there. So one of the mornings,

I woke up a little bit early and I decided to go out on a paddle board ride all by myself.

For those of you who don't know what paddle boarding is, it's, you know, you see the pictures

of people standing up on the board and using an oar and they move around the lake standing up on this little board paddle around.

So I decided to go paddleboarding. I went by myself. It was a little bit early. My mom had told me

about these cute little blue gills around the corner and all these other little fish and I wanted

to go see them. And so I went out to the water. I unclipped the paddleboard.

I hopped up on it, got the oar out, and I started to paddle. And mind you, I have not been paddle

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