My next article is up on Covenant Eyes’ blog, check it out:
Myth Busters: “I’ll stop looking at porn when I get married”
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Noah, thank you for your commitment to helping others toward godly purity and not objectivizing God’s human creation. Would you say that your article on “I’ll stop looking when I get married” also relates to people that have an entrenched, long time habit of looking/staring/ogling young women in their prime? If not, do you have any articles on the habit (or additive behavior) for those who have “default setting” to quietly, but predictably looking/staring/having an acquired taste for looking at attractive young females (or males for that matter)? Thank you for your good work.
Hi Kathy,
great question and yes, I write a lot about this. Here’s a few:
http://www.atacrossroads.net/license-to-lust-how-porn-trains-objectification/
http://www.atacrossroads.net/lessons-lust-even-burger-king-looks-appetizing/
http://www.atacrossroads.net/the-key-to-sexual-purity/
http://www.atacrossroads.net/men-conditioned-objectify-women-women-believe-lie/
This is also a main topic in my book, which is almost published. There’s some things readers can do to help, basically to convince a publisher to publish it, can be found here if you’re interested: http://www.atacrossroads.net/signed-by-a-literary-agent-how-you-can-help-my-first-book-get-published/
Let me know if there’s anything else I can do to help.