Minimization Fuels Porn & Sex Addiction; What it is and How to Stop
Minimizing our problems might seem like an effective way to deal with them but, in reality, all it does is prevent us from finding solutions. If left unchecked, minimization can lead to negative thinking patterns and damage our relationships with others. If you find yourself using minimization as a defense mechanism, there are steps that you can take to overcome it—the first being acknowledging your feelings about the situation. With acknowledgment comes clarity and with clarity comes power—the power to take control of the situation and resolve it once and for all. Sex Addiction, Porn Addiction, Boston, Blair Bisher, BPB Counseling
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