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The Easy Peasy Way to Quit Pornography (Full Audiobook)

By Adapted from Allen Carr's EasyWay method by 'hackauthor' and Fraser Patterson; read by DenshiVideo

A full, free reading of EasyPeasy, the porn-recovery adaptation of Allen Carr’s famous quit-smoking method. Its aim is to take the fear out of quitting by dismantling the beliefs that keep you using.

Information last checked: 2026-10-15
FORMATAudiobook
PRICEFree
TIMESeveral hours
BEST FORAnyone who wants a logical, non-religious way to quit, men especially
Directory overview

What it is

EasyPeasy adapts Allen Carr’s EasyWay, the 1985 method that helped millions stop smoking, to pornography. Instead of willpower, it works by deprogramming: it walks through the beliefs that make porn feel like a comfort or a reward and shows them to be false, so that quitting stops feeling like a sacrifice. That logical, myth-by-myth approach is its real strength, and it lands well with people who are tired of white-knuckling. This video is a complete reading, roughly four and a half hours, broken into chapters so you can take it a section at a time. It is secular, written by an anonymous author and a co-writer rather than a clinician, and the narrator says plainly that he is not a therapist. Walk In Purity recommends it with two exceptions. The book tells readers to keep using while they read, and to take a deliberate final look before quitting. Skip both. Stop now, and don’t schedule a last time.

What it may help with

  • I'm struggling with porn or sexual sin
  • I want to understand the science

How to access it

Full audiobook reading on YouTube, about 4.5 hours, with chapter timestamps None — free on YouTube; the text is also free to read at easypeasymethod.org

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