Porn Addiction is tricky because of things like the brain's reward system, how easy it is to get, underlying emotional or mental problems, and possible withdrawal symptoms. But Porn Addiction can be overcome. This post teaches you how to identify porn addiction in your partner, how to speak with them and how to also get help for yourself. A better future awaits for both of you!

The Problematic Pornography Use Scale (PPCS) is a self-report tool that evaluates a person's pornographic consumption and any potential detrimental effects. The elements in the scale measure how frequently pornography is consumed, how it affects a person's relationships and daily life, and how troubled they may feel as a result of their pornographic use. Numerous research studies have employed the PPCS to evaluate problematic pornography use and the potential harm it may cause to people.

In his new book, "Think Again," Adam Grant challenges readers to rethink their assumptions and reconsider their beliefs. Drawing on research in psychology and neuroscience, he shows how we often fall prey to biases and cognitive illusions that lead us astray. He also offers strategies for overcoming these biases and making better decisions.

The 5 best books for porn addiction. The list includes books for men, women, gay men (chemsex) and partners of porn addicts.