How to Be Forever Free from O. P. P.: (Online Pornography Permanently)

Imagine a husband so addicted to Internet pornography, that his wife is forced to throw away computer monitor after computer monitor, only to have him purchase new ones repeatedly to feed his porn addiction. Imagine calling into work late repeatedly and losing a high paying job of sixteen years after becoming addicted to pornography. Sounds crazy but this is not a script from a new reality show. These are real people with real lives and families. Internet pornography has become a huge business. And for many it has simultaneously become a huge problem. Why? Because Internet pornography is highly addictive! It is carefully crafted and designed that way. So many people are wondering why they can t stop going to the computerto take a peek. If you re one of them you are not alone. Internet porn viewers run the gamut from young children, adults, faithful church members, high powered business executives and elected officials. It doesn t matter id you re married, single, male or female. The largest growing percentage of internet porn viewers are females? It s not longer the boy s club. After battling and overcoming an Internet porn addiction myself, I discovered the truth about Internet pornography. I discovered that it s design, and format is not just happen stance. Keeping people as faithful Internet porn customers is a deliberate, marketed and well thought out plan and what you don t know can hurt you. If you do not understand this, you will continue in a self destructive behavior. Admitting that you or a loved one has a problem with internet pornography is the first step. The second step is to understand pornography itself, its origin, its design and its nature and more importantly why it seems that you or a loved one seems to have the ?Çÿcan t help its. You ll find astonishing answers to unspoken questions revealed in this book. "For anyone addicted to pornography or associated with one who is, this book is an indispensable friend. It is a passionate and informative guide to ending addiction." - Susan Page, author of Why Talking is Not Enough