Michael Knowles

That's just what the statistics show.

Data show that around 70 to 75% of American men view pornography regularly.

It's 90% plus, I think maybe even mid to high 90s, have seen porn at some point on the internet.

70 to 75% regularly view pornography.

This is not a fringe issue, something most men in our culture are dealing with one way or the other.

If you are one of those men, before you dismiss the numbers, just do something.

Think about all the reasons that you've told yourself not to deal with that addiction.

And then think about how terrible you feel when you do look at pornography because it's degrading to yourself.

It's bad for your relationships.

It's a waste of time.

It's gross.

It just...

And then remember why you want to stop doing it.

Because you want to be a good guy and an admirable guy and not like a creep.

And you don't want to be a pervert.

So anyway, I could go on for a while, but you get the point.

Porn doesn't stay private.

It'll cost you your marriage.

It could cost you your family.

You don't have to fight it alone.