Porn Free

Becoming the Type of Man Who Does Not Look at Porn

De: Matt Dobschuetz

Narrado por: Matt Dobschuetz

You'll never quit porn if you believe it's the problem. Porn is the solution. This may sound crazy. You may be sure porn is your problem. I thought the same thing and spent years trying to fix it. It didn't work.

So what's the problem?

Now that's a question worth asking.

If you can't stop using porn there is a reason.

I want to help you learn why.

Inside, you'll discover:

• Why most approaches to quitting porn fail.
• The three reasons we avoid getting help.
• The five steps to creating a porn-free plan for your life that never fails.

"Your life doesn't have to be defined by your porn addiction." (Matt Dobschuetz)

©2022 Matt Dobschuetz (P)2022 Matt Dobschuetz

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Most messages we hear about porn leave us feeling ashamed, helpless, and hopeless. Porn Free invites you to be curious about your story and shows you how to become a person who does not need porn." (Jay Stringer, psychotherapist and author of Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing)

So grateful!

I feel like I was guided to this book. It’s. A must read for anyone who’s struggling with P/M

Excellent

Everything is put into the proper perspective. It’s not about losing it’s about what you can gain

a very actionable book

I've read a couple other books on p*** and p*** addiction. this is a must for sure. Hits things from a different angle and gives a lot of actionable ideas and methods. really appreciate this content

Extremely helpful

I have listened to a few books like this, and nothing met my struggles. As much as this book did I could visualize the things I was going through, and now I can visualize the steps into stopping my struggle. Thank you so much. I will definitely listen to this book a few more times. 

Great tool for recovery

I am a fan of the authors podcast, but this book is a well put together, concise narrative entailing all of the themes discussed on the podcast. It's really giving me new tools to think about my efforts at recovery that differ from my old approach in a myriad of ways. Thanks, Matt!