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September 1, 2026

Title: WOMEN AND PORN
Topic: Pornography

Discussed by Crystal Renaud Day
with Living on Purpose (https://livingonpurposekc.com/about/)

Disclaimer: Use caution when listening to this segment around young children. Issues discussed may be upsetting or hard for little ones to understand.

Pornography doesn’t just hook in men. Women struggle, too. Whether you are a man or woman, addicted to porn or not, this segment is for everyone. Let’s help each other!

Crystal Renaud Day is the CEO and Founder of Living on Purpose, a women’s telehealth counseling and coaching practice, and the founder of SheRecovery, a recovery community for women facing pornography, sex, or love addiction.

Crystal was the first author to write specifically for women facing pornography addiction from a Christin perspective. Her first book, “Dirty Girls Come Clean”, gave a voice to a struggle that had gone largely unaddressed.

Click here for more information about Crystal.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Why have women’s stories about pornography gone largely unheard for so long?

Are more men than women addicted to porn? Crystal explains why the data available is not accurate.

Is “why” a better question to ask than “how to stop”?

After surveying 1,321 women, what has Crystal discovered?

What are the five primary reasons women seek porn? Why does understanding them matter?

Is pornography often a symptom rather than the problem?

Why do so many women keep struggling after years of prayer, accountability, and trying harder?

Why is it so hard for women to seek help in the church? What would make it easier?

What should a husband, friend, or pastor do when someone finally tells them the truth? Crystal first urges grace and hope (not help – until later).

Is this topic still taboo or have others been diving into it, as well?

What advice does Crystal often give women seeking help for a porn addiction? Remember: you are not alone.

What is the SCARS Model (surrender, confession, accountability, responsibility, and sharing)?

Should church leaders/pastors address this issue?

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