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!
Exactly correct! This is why you are all heroes and must never stop speaking! Your channel is EDUCATIONAL. It isn’t a bunch of sensational “this is horrible, this is dreadful” clickbait (even though much of the material is challenging!). You are TEACHING your viewers. All of you strive to INFORM and ERASE ignorance. Once we all more fully understand, we can better love each other and take care of each other. LOVE and COMPASSION to you all! God bless you, FTND Staff, every one of you!
I have almost made it 2 weeks since the last time I watched porn. Sometimes it’s challenging to keep myself away from thoughts and memories, but I want to live the life that many people have been experiencing. I was exposed to porn when I was 6 until now at 22, but I want to be totally free. I want to see people, not to see bodies and shapes. I want to thank every single experience people share with you guys, and thank you for doing this for people. Many thanks for inspiring people around the world.
Fight the New Drug is a great organization, and this podcast is just as great. It’s so awesome that they’re making a podcast to talk about this hugely important issue affecting people everywhere. It can be an uncomfortable conversation, but it is a critical one to have. On top of that, the arguments presented here are not based on religious or political views, and they’re not trying to impose a certain viewpoint or ideology on listeners. All they want is to share what the facts say about pornography because they truly care about people and want the best for them. All things considered, this podcast gets a 5-star review from me!
Your cause is working! I’ve been following FTND since 2018 when my then-boyfriend, now husband, broke my heart for the second time with his addiction. I didn’t know until the second time that it was an addiction, and I encouraged him to get therapy. But I was just scrolling today and I saw this one post, and I read some comments, and people are actually aware of porn’s harms! I’m just so happy that awareness is spreading.
I’ve been addicted to porn for years now. Always wanted to find a reason to quit but could never find one until now. I regret not having been exposed to these kinds of stories from the Consider Before Consuming podcast sooner. I hope you continue to heal, Jane Doe, and thank you for ruining porn for me.
What this man is talking about is one of the reasons why it is SO IMPORTANT that you continue to post videos as often as possible! By continuing to post videos, you giving sex workers back their humanity and helping porn addicts to nurture feelings of compassion and empathy. The importance of what you do every day cannot be overstressed. Every day that you wake up and go to work you are a hero! Thank you, FTND staff!
