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Well, the statistics are pretty clear. Sadly, many married people today are

struggling with a secret addiction to pornography. And if that's your

situation, we're here to help. I'm John Fuller, along with Greg and Aaron

Smalley. They lead our marriage team here at the Ministry and Aaron, you do a

lot of counseling. And I'm guessing that that pornography comes up a lot in

marriage therapy. Absolutely. It does. And it's not just within the counseling

office. It's as you said, it's it's relevant all over the place. And the

research says one in five couples report that pornography is a source of

conflict in their marriage. And it seems almost low given everything

we've seen the culture. It really does, but it's a source of conflict, you know,

is it that they don't know? But the the chance of divorce doubles when there's

pornography use by one or both in the marriage. And so it's just looking at

often it's done in secret when it comes out, how do we handle it? Do we go and

get help? You know, on and on, but it is something that is is destroying

marriages and is having a negative impact on marriages. And so what do we do

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