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!
Really good documentary. I was struggling with pornography until I broke up with my girlfriend. Now that I have lost someone who was special to me, I understand the consequences of consuming it. It’s sad that my relationship didn’t work out, but this gives me another reason to fight for real love.
I love it! I have a son who struggles with pornography. This movie brought to light clarity on the subject of pornography and that it is a lifelong battle that requires more than just a few therapy sessions. Maybe it was just hopeful thinking that he was probably ‘fine’ at this point. This docuseries made me realize that I need to get my head out of the sand and take a stand and do more than just hope my son is OK. Thank you for that.
I have now been porn-free for over a year and a half and I feel I have a genuine freedom from this addiction. I no longer feel like I’m a victim of a porn addiction and your program and being accountable to some other guys in my community were exactly what I needed to fight and overcome porn addiction.
I was once a prisoner of porn and am still fighting against its grip on my life. It is the FTND website that has helped me find a way to fight and encourage me to seek real love rather than artificial love, especially in the past year as I tried to focus on my studies and finish my final year of high school. FTND has helped me more than I could ever express when I was introduced to the movement in 2016. I basically want to say thank you to everyone who is keeping the movement alive. Keep it up because it has changed my life.
Last week, someone on Fight the New Drug’s Facebook page encouraged me to tell my girlfriend about my addiction to porn. I’ve been scared to tell her, but after reading about Lamar Odom’s story, I’ve decided I’m going to tell her.
