How You Can Stay Accountable While Trying To Quit Porn

Consider Before Consuming

Fight the New Drug

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4.7 • 762 Ratings

🗓️ 24 May 2023

⏱️ 34 minutes

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0:00.0	After being exposed to pornography for the first time during his freshman year of high school,
0:07.3	Chandler began struggling with pornography and realized that he wasn't able to stop using willpower alone.
0:12.9	It wasn't until he connected with others in an in-person support group that Chandler was able to see
0:17.6	improvements in his journey to be porn-free.
0:21.2	In this episode, Chandler discusses how finding a support group helped him to break free
0:25.5	from shame and stay accountable, and what ultimately led him to create Relay, a virtual
0:31.1	group-based program for overcoming pornography use.
0:35.8	Relay is expertly designed to strengthen your support system so you can stay connected and
0:40.3	accountable.
0:41.3	Relay's matching technology intelligently pairs you with four to eight other similar individuals
0:46.3	based on just a few factors so you can start healing with a tight-knit team.
0:51.3	You can try Relay today at FT&D.org forward slash relay. With that, let's jump into the
0:59.0	conversation. We hope you enjoy this episode of Consider before consuming.
1:07.5	Hey Chandler, thanks for joining us today. I'm excited to share with our listeners a little bit
1:12.9	more about Relay and the awesome resource that you've created there. But first, can you tell us a little
1:18.3	bit about yourself and kind of your personal experience that led you to create this?
1:23.3	Yeah, for sure. Well, thanks so much for having me on, by the way. I know like when I first started struggling, I wish that I knew about resources like Fight the New Drug because for so long I felt alone. And the story for me goes back to my high school days. I was exposed maybe later than than some people that I've talked with. I think I was 14 at the time, maybe 13, just coming into high school.
1:48.7	And I guess like for context, like I grew up in a home where I was the oldest of five.
1:53.4	And I always felt kind of this inner desire to be a good person and to succeed in different
1:58.7	areas of life.
2:00.1	And so whether it was school or sports or anything else, I always felt like I could set
2:05.3	my mind on something and I could do it.
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