Personally I find people who don't watch porn to be of poor credibility, sorry for the levity, but I'm slightly shocked that a porn habit should count against y

Personally I find people who don't watch porn to be of poor credibility, sorry for the levity, but I'm slightly shocked that a porn habit should count against you. Though I wouldn't be surprised if it did. The secret there may simply be to establish that your habit, if proven to exist (after all they'd have to tie the logs to your use of a computer), is not outside of the bounds of normal human habits relating to pornography. If your porn habit arose from a lack of sex, then that may even count in your favour, depending on who is at fault for the breakdown in such a lack of sex. That's all the thoughts I can offer though, I'm an unmarried Brit, so I have a lack of experience of divorces in a country where they are a lot different. I wish you luck though, as the only breadwinner in a seemingly unfair relationship I hope you come out on top.