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Well, hello, Mark and Grace Driscoll here with the Real Marriage Podcast. And we are doing a sequence of episodes on the cell phone.

Your least favorite thing on the planet.

Or as I like to call it, the digital demon.

Yes.

Last time we talked about jealousy that can be peaked when we're spending a lot of time without boundaries on our phones and our loved ones can feel second, third, fourth place.

And it peaks jealousy.

And so we talked about that.

We will provide solutions.

But this time we want to talk about... how the cell phone really in a marriage, it becomes a

dangerous portal potentially of temptation.

Temptation, yeah.

And I'll talk about it from a guy's perspective.

You can talk about it from a gal's perspective.

For a guy's perspective, it can become a temptation,

meaning you wouldn't welcome, I mean, most men listening to this, you're probably a Christian

and want to have a good marriage and do love your wife. And you would never invite, like,

...