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How Parents Can Fight Their Child’s Pornography Addiction
by Lindsay Scranton Jan 2008
Children as young as age eight have admitted to being addicted to pornography. Do you know what your child is viewing on the Internet? There are resources for parents to help turn their addicted children away from porn.
 
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ungry for a midnight snack, you get out of bed and make your way to the kitchen. As you pass by your son’s bedroom door, you notice a slight light escaping from the crack beneath. Figuring that it’s nothing, you keep walking. A week later, hit by the same hunger pangs, you head to the kitchen for another late-night treat. The same eerie glow emanates from beneath your 12-year-old’s door. “I told him to go to bed hours ago,” you think to yourself. Skipping your trip to the kitchen, you gradually open his door and discover that he’s sitting at his computer. Upon further inspection, you realize he is looking at pornography.


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