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You know, in the scripture, we're told to avoid sexual temptation. And we're going to talk about that today on the show

because sometimes temptation doesn't present itself as this great thing.

It presents itself as a little opportunity.

And you cross a line and then suddenly find yourself in a place you didn't intend.

I'm John Fuller, along with Dr. Greg Smalley and his wife, Aaron.

And Aaron, it seems a lot of people don't think I'm going to get into an affair or I'm going to violate my marriage covenant.

But it seems like a lot of small things become kind of a tripwire.

Do you see that in your counseling practice?

Absolutely. Very few individuals that in your counseling practice? Absolutely.

Very few individuals come in and say, yeah, I intended for this to happen. It really seems to be the pattern of, you know, little conversations than maybe a deeper conversation. And it kind of grows or emotional oversharing or talking about

something going on in your marriage or I'm looking forward to seeing this person more and more

in doing nothing to battle it. It's left unchecked. And so it continues to compile. And then before

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