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Course "PORN: WHAT SHOULD BE THE LIMIT?"

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Many men watch porn every day. It’s normal, healthy, and acceptable to watch porn… but… be careful! Sometimes, a good practice like this can become unhealthy.

Why? Primarily due to confusing habits or lack of knowledge and information, among other reasons.

Watching porn can be fun, but the problem comes when we become dependent on it, affecting our sex life or relationship with our partner.

With this course, you will not only learn how to control this habit, but you will also discover the keys to avoiding turning porn into a problem and letting it affect your relationship. It also includes a test to determine where you stand with this sexual practice.

LESSONS:

Lesson 1: Quiz: How do I know if I’m addicted to porn? 

Lesson 2: False myths about mainstream porn

Lesson 3: Porn addiction: causes and consequences.

Lesson 4: The connection between anxiety and porn: the keys of self-awareness.

Lesson 5: Treatments: how to face porn addiction

    – The importance of masturbation techniques

Lesson 6: How to face porn addiction with your partner

    – How to have the first conversation as a couple.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian O. ★★★★★

I’ve watched a lot of content like this, but the way the course flags specific “confusing habits” that turn a normal routine into a problem really stood out to me. The breakdown of limits is practical without being preachy, which I didn’t expect. Felt like a weight lifted after going through it.

Julian Y. ★★★★★

The checklists at the end of each module really helped me spot my own red flags without feeling judged. I came in expecting a lecture, but the tone stayed practical and grounded. Definitely worth the time if you've ever wondered where your own line is.

Brian ★★★★★

The section on distinguishing healthy habits from harmful ones finally made me sit down and think instead of just nodding along, and the way it breaks down confusing habits with real examples is what stuck with me. Finishing it, I actually feel more in control of my own viewing choices, which is not