Conventional advice such as "just don't look at it," or implementing accountability software or technology restrictions, fails to address the root problem: the lustful desire to look. To achieve lasting healing, a change in tactics and strategies is necessary. Are you willing to do what it takes to break free forever from the grip of the pornified culture?
This series is intended for mature audiences. Parental guidance is suggested. The course and films cover challenging and sensitive topics, so they may not be suitable for a young audience.
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