I believe I can bring a very unique perspective to this for you. I was a major porn addict for years. Like the teenager that posted earlier, I started at a very young age, actually younger than him, but I wont say how young. It wasn't until I was 25 that I was finally freed from what I considered, even then, a major curse. I got married at 21 years old so you do the math. Nothing seemed to pacify the urge to fantasize, to dominate other women in my mind, even though it was my wife I was with. To tell you the truth, I was just as bitter about the situation as it seems your husband is. I never wanted to discuss it, and was was hard pressed to not try and turn a conversation about it around on her and change the subject altogether making her feel like crap just to get her off my back. This was out of fear of facing the problem and accepting the shame of it. Even in the midst of my addiction, I knew I was hurting her, but the insatiable desire to...Use her, rather than love her physically, was much much greater than the desire to make her a happy spouse. Can he change? Yes, he can. But, he has to be willing to. I didn't change until I came to a point where watching just one woman wasn't enough. I got to the point where if it wasn't two, three or four women doing explicit things in front of a camera or video or whatever, I wasn't satisfied. Once it got to that point, I almost lost every shred of interest in my wife sexually. This was quite sad because my wife was, and still very much is an extremely attractive woman, (i judge this by my own eyes and the number of eyes and lewd comments other men make when we're out). I came to a point where I was so depressed. I knew she was sad and felt left behind and I felt like I had no control over the situation. I couldn't do anything for her, nor did it seem I could do enough for myself. A double whammy if you will. I decided at that point that either we had to part ways, or I had to change something, anything, about the way I had been for so long. It wasn't fair to her. I had the problem long before we met, and it only grew. I too, did the same thing that he did. I brought her into my world of pornography, but that was only out of a desire and hope to satify that self-serving behavior. After a while, as I said, it wasn't enough. I came close a few times to even considering having an adulterous relationship, and I very could have, as the opportunities were there. What it finally boiled down to, was, her or me. I'm afraid sweetie that unless he's willing to admit that the way he is, and the way he's been for so long, that he will never change. Unfortunately it will only worsen. My only advise is you try to talk to him, and don't let up, because he very likely will be afraid to discuss it and become extremely defensive and probably even mean about it. Keep it up until he hears you. You may want to try counseling, but I bet that unless he sees the seriousness of the situation, there's no way he'll agree to that. You have to let him know, constantly, every time he does it, or tries to do it, what it's doing to you, physically, and more importantly, emotionally. Let him know your marriage is on the rack because you don't feel married anymore, but more like a piece of meat. Tell him you know it's not his intention to make you feel that way, but the fact is that you do. Tell him you love him more than life itself, but you don't feel the same from him, even though you believe he still does. Ask him if he's embarrassed, or if he feels trapped by his compulsion, that he doesn't really want to be apart of it, but can't seem to break away from it. Does this mean he should stop porn? Yeah, but it has to be him that realizes what it's doing to him (which i'm sure he already has many times), what it's doing to you (again i'm sure he knows) and where it could potentially lead. Someone said that we shouldn't tell you what to do or not to do because the result may end up hurting your marriage...Well, my counter point to that is...What is your marriage like now? Are you not already hurting and hurting badly at that? Could you really live with this for another 20, 30, 40 or more years? Can you accept that this situation wont change and just deal with it? Not saying he would, but, if his drive became even more uncontrollable, and he wanted say, a threesome to even get aroused, could you handle that question? Or even his response when you say no? Could you live with the fact that he may one day have an adulterous relationship due to the crave he has? My point, really is that since you love your husband as much as you do, dog gone it girl, you gotta fight for him! He belongs to you. His mind, his heart, and his body belong to you, not that stupid computer or the images on it or the videos on the dvd/tv. Don't cheat yourself, and don't let the man you love so much do it either.