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It's a sad but true fact that millions of people today are struggling with a secret addiction to pornography. And if

that's you or someone you know, hang on. We want to offer you some hope for how to deal with that.

I'm John Fuller, joined by Dr. Greg Smalley and his wife, Aaron. They lead the Focus Marriage

Department. And Focus on the family president, Jim Daly,aly in his show talked with Mark and Rosie

McKinney and they overcame a pornography addiction in their marriage and point out why it's so

dangerous. Let's listen in. I do want to come back, Rosie, to the women. Yes. Because this is a bit

jaw-dropping. It makes sense given where the culture's at and the over-sexualization that's occurring in

our culture and kind of the women empowerment thing.

But what's the percentage of women who are caught in pornography?

Well, it depends on what country you're in, because it's slightly

varies, but it's about a third, about a third of women.

33%. Yeah, and it's interesting how different countries have slightly different numbers.

But it's the younger girls that's the really shocking one. It's our middle school girls and

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