A letter to an LDS guy I sponsored about agency and why sponsors are vital to recovery. Theo is not his real name. DEAR THEO: Part of a sponsor’s job is to offer experience and insight to the guys fighting … Continue reading
How LDS women can know if their husbands are sexually sober—and what to do if they’re not. [The following is a response to an internet forum post by an LDS woman who was trying to make sense of things after … Continue reading
Miracles will happen once we all get on the same page. LATTER-DAY SAINTS can make a difference in the struggle against sex and pornography addiction, a battle raging for the souls of God’s children. One big problem we have, however, … Continue reading
For the married sex addict, sexual sobriety means having no form of sex with self or with persons other than the spouse. For the unmarried sex addict, sexual sobriety means freedom from sex of any kind. And for all of … Continue reading
Why merely stopping the porn binging isn’t enough. IN FLORIDA, FIRE DEPARTMENTS have to deal with an unusual type of blaze called a muck fire. Muck is dirt that contains a lot of decomposing plant material and is usually found … Continue reading
Ever wonder what goes on the mind of a recovering sex addict? Read this! I AM A GRATEFULLY RECOVERING sex and pornography addict. As a result of sex abuse by a neighbor, exposure to pornography by the same neighbor and … Continue reading
What every LDS woman needs to know about pornography and sex addiction. DEAR WIVES: This letter will change your life. That’s a hefty promise, I know, but it will happen. Some of what I tell you will hurt. Some will … Continue reading