What's up people. I'm Garrett Johnson, and you're listening to Consider Before Consuming, a podcast by Fight the New Drug.

Before we jump into today's conversation, I just

want to remind you guys that change begins with one. That's the theme during this no-porn November,

and it's the truth. Change begins with one. So I want to challenge you to do your part,

whatever that may be. There are countless ways for you to

get involved. For example, you can share a Fight the New Drug blog post, rep some of Fight the New

Drug's merch, donate by texting Consider to 43506, host a screening of the documentary Brain Heart World.

You can start a meaningful conversation with someone you care about using the conversation

blueprint.

You can find that at Ft&D.org forward slash blueprint.

You can coordinate a live presentation in your area.

Another opportunity to get involved is coming soon.

November 22nd is Rep the Movement Day.

So we invite you to post on your social media on November 22nd using hashtag rep the movement.

That's November 22nd.

So put it on your calendar. On today's episode, we sit down with

Ellie Nash. Ellie is from the East Coast. He's a husband, father, entrepreneur, public speaker,

and so much more. As a child, Ellie experienced childhood sexual abuse, which has had many negative impacts in his life.

Later in life, Ellie gradually developed an addiction to pornography and sex, but was in denial for a period of time.

His addiction led him to being unfaithful with his girlfriend, and I just want to be

very clear that he cheated on his girlfriend, who later became his wife after some healing. During the

conversation Ellie says, and I quote, the explanation that I had to give my wife was that I cheated on her.

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