Since 2009, we've given visibility to research and personal accounts demonstrating how pornography can negatively impact individuals, relationships, and society. Through this grassroots movement, millions of people have found hope and freedom. We couldn't do this without Fighters like you!
I love all of these. Thanks for bringing the promos straight to us where we can see them. It seems like you provide just as much value to us in whatever part of our journey we are on as well as make sure to be inclusive in the things you share with all of us. Like being part of a great group of individuals with great and strong mindsets joining together as this impactful and thought-provoking club!😄 keep up the good work and thank you for all you do
I shared Fight the New Drug’s resources with my brother-in-law, and told him I highly recommend this organization. If you’re a #parent, an auntie like me, an uncle, or in general, a concerned adult who knows how horrific porn is, but you’re not sure exactly how to talk to kids about it, please check out Fight the New Drug. They’ve got tons of resources, including an excellent documentary, and resources specifically for parents.
Pornography promotes and normalizes #SexualViolence, but organizations like FTND can help you fight back and protect the kids in your life by educating them and preparing them for how to respond to pornography when (not IF) they’re exposed to it.
What an absolutely amazing podcast. I hold the utmost respect to both of you. You’re an inspiration. I realized I had an addiction to this stuff a few years back, and through faith and therapy and the love of my partner, I have been sober from porn for a decent amount of time now. And I can truthfully say it is so eye opening when you unplug and realize how amazing the real world is. Anyone and everyone can break this addiction, through love and self work. Porn kills love and life.
Thanks for shedding light on this honestly. Hi, former porn addict here. I am so grateful for you guys and all the work you’re doing to help shed light on this horrible industry. Sometimes I get scared to share my story too because you so often see how disgusting we porn users (or former) are. I get it. But guess what? That’s why we’re here actively trying to learn and change. It should be a safe space for ALL affected by porn. The stories of some porn can be triggering and intense. A lot of us, myself included, stumbled upon it when we were kids. When I was 7. And I didnt think or realize it was wrong until years later when the anxiety and depression and escalation had already kicked in. But as shameful as it is, I admit it because I want to help people in my position get away from it and heal. We need to look at both sides of the picture. All sides. Not just attack people. Thank you.
