
Book Review: Sexual Intellectual Female by Regina G. Hanson
I know I’m supposed to say that I was provided this book for an honest review, but the reality is, I’m actually mentioned in the book. That’s right…I’m included in a book called Sexual Intellectual Female. So yes, Regina did give me a copy, and yes I read it, and yes, I liked it. Much…
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Betrayal Trauma Coaching is an Amazing Experience
I thought that the greatest thing that I’ve experienced since entering the coaching/advising realm was when I’d talk to a pornography addict for the first time and as he told his story, and recognized that I was not going to judge nor shame, you could see an invisible weight lifting off his shoulders. And then…
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GUEST POST: Who Does Pornography Hurt?
Note from Josh: While I’m ending the year (and starting the new year) finishing projects, starting new ones and trying to take a little down time, one of my favorite porn addiction bloggers, Hugh Houston, has agreed to share some of his late-2020 entries here. This is the final blog from Hugh that I’ll be sharing and…
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Here’s an Update on my TEDx Talk Being Released
Yeah, I’m with you. I thought my TEDx Talk would be released at this point. I can, however, provide something of an update for now. Ironically, the six other talks that were performed live online have all been published by the TED organization and can be found both on their TEDx YouTube channel and at…
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GUEST POST: ‘Try Harder’ Never Worked
Note from Josh: While I’m ending the year finishing projects, starting new ones and trying to take a little down time, one of my favorite porn addiction bloggers, Hugh Houston, has agreed to share some of his late-2020 entries here. I’ll be sharing several over the next few days. You can follow Hugh’s blog HERE and pick up a…
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GUEST POST: Traumatization – Confessing My 30-year Porn Addiction To My Wife by Hugh Houston
Note from Josh: While I’m ending the year finishing projects, starting new ones and trying to take a little down time, one of my favorite porn addiction bloggers, Hugh Houston, has agreed to share some of his late-2020 entries here. I’ll be sharing several over the next few days. You can follow Hugh’s blog HERE…

Is There An Actual Definition of Pornography?
In the over 200 interviews or presentations I’ve given about pornography, there’s one question that comes up more than every other, and I think a lot of people who are very passionate about this subject still haven’t answered it in their own mind: Is there an actual definition of pornography? I do want to state…
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Another One of Those Informal Posts to Clear the Head
Over the last two months or so, I’ve established two kinds of entries on here. There’s the good information post and the personal, informal posts. I’m getting record numbers on the informational posts. As I’ve begun learning through my social media/website/marketing/image/dude, this is a bad idea/promotions manager, I’ve reached exponentially more people than ever before…
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This is Not a Loss for Pornhub, Nor A Victory for Us
There’s been a lot of attention paid to Pornhub in the last week on social media following the New York Times running a well-circulated story about underage pornography, rape and sex trafficking that is passively supported by the site. If you haven’t see the story, I urge you to check it out HERE. Other outlets…
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TEDx Talk Presentation Now Off My Shrinking Bucket List
If my journey had been to a sporting event, concert or even to see a friend, I never would have gone. But this was different. This was my first, and perhaps only, opportunity to give a TEDx Talk and a blizzard wasn’t going to stop me. Travel time on a nice day from my home…
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TEDx Talk Could Change Everything… Or Nothing. Yikes!
As I start writing this, it’s 5:57 p.m. EST on Friday, December 4, 2020. I am 48 hours and 3 minutes away from taking part in my first ever TEDx Talk in Hartford, Connecticut. For the unaware, a TEDx Talk is essentially the same thing as a TED Talk. The “x” just denotes it’s a…
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What the Students at the University of Maryland Want to Know
This past Monday, I was able to partake in my favorite activity when it comes to pornography addiction education. I gave a short virtual presentation to a psychology class at the University of Maryland. More importantly, I was able to answer their questions. I see the presentation part of things as a chance to just…
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A Glimpse Into My Former Life
Despite being an addict, I was a very creative person. Unfortunately, my life in recovery has provided me with fewer opportunities — or at least different opportunities — for being creative. It’s still a trade-off I’ll take. Here’s the promo I made for my TEDx Talk this weekend. This shows you why people in my…
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It’s Just Another Manic Monday
Oh, Oh, I wish it were Sunday. That’s my funday. My I don’t have to run day. “Manic Monday” was always my favorite song by The Bangles when I was a kid even though I didn’t appreciate the workforce dread. “Walk Like an Egyptian” is still too weird for me, as it was then. Immediately…
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Thankful it’s a slow year for being thankful
I know it’s cheesy and a little cliched for everyone in America to talk about what they are thankful for this week. Since I’ve been a kid, hearing what people are thankful for is about as mind-numbing as listening to people’s dreams. Or what they see when they look at clouds. Or when they tell…
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