For a long time, I believed watching porn was something normal. Something private, harmless, even common among men. But what began as simple curiosity ended up consuming hours of my life, distorting my way of thinking and profoundly affecting my relationships.
Porn is a trap disguised as entertainment. It steals your time, your energy, your attention. Hours and hours wasted that never come back. But that's not the worst part.
The worst part is that it begins to shape your mind. You stop seeing people as people. You start comparing your partner to unrealistic fantasies. You withdraw emotionally. You become dissatisfied, irritable, disconnected.
And if you're married, it's even more dangerous. Because without realizing it, you're being unfaithful with your mind and your eyes. You're killing intimacy. You're sowing insecurity, distrust, and a silent distance that ends up becoming an abyss.
What many don't tell you is that porn doesn't just damage your soul. It also damages your relationship, your purpose, your focus. It turns you into someone passive, distracted, unable to look at your wife or other women without a sexualized and distorted narrative in your head.
Breaking through this isn't easy, but it is possible. It requires awareness, commitment, and sometimes help. But it's worth it. Because regaining your freedom, your mind, your marriage... is priceless.
Don't underestimate what you consume with your eyes. Because it can devour the most valuable thing in your life without you even realizing it. Porn isn't pleasure: it's a prison in disguise. And every day you choose it, you move away from what truly matters.