Based on what you shared, you’re carrying a lot right now. Across the questions you answered, the picture is clear – your partner’s porn use has likely moved well beyond what feels normal or manageable, and it’s affecting you, your relationship, your sense of self, and possibly your sense of safety in this partnership.
You’re not overreacting. What you described is significant. It’s also, importantly, recoverable – but not on your own.
What we’d suggest from here
Speak to someone who knows this territory. Partners in your situation often try to manage this alone for far too long, partly because of shame, partly because they don’t know who to turn to without making things worse. Working with a therapist who specialises in betrayal and problematic porn use is the most direct route to clarity, and to deciding what you actually want to do next.
We can match you with a therapist within 48 hours. They’ll specialise in this area, and the conversation is confidential.
If you’re not ready for therapy yet
That’s okay too. Many partners need time to process what they’ve discovered before they’re ready to bring anyone else in. Our partner toolkit is built for exactly this stage. It gives you private, structured support to understand what you’re dealing with, recognise the patterns, and decide what’s right for you.
In the next few days, you’ll also receive
- Your full results, with what each section means
- A few follow-up emails with resources matched to what you’ve shared
- Information on what comes next, in your own time
This is a personal reflection tool, not a lead generator. We won’t chase you, push you, or contact you to book therapy. You’ll know where to find us.