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!
Finally (actually) dedicating myself to stop this vicious and all-consuming cycle of porn use. I deserve better and so do the women I have watched countless times over the past 18 years of my life. Happy to be a part of Fighter Club to help spread awareness and save other men and women trapped in the toxicity of porn use. Stay strong.
yo i doubt you will ever see this but i stumbled upon this account maybe a year ago. I was immediately drawn in with the effects of porn. I was addicted for maybe 2 years before. each time getting worse and worse and more hardcore. So i am saying I am super glad that you are doing what you are doing, not enough people know how bad porn is on the human mind, men and women alike. As well as how detrimental it is on the actors. Thank you for trying to spread the truth
I was going through a rough time after high school when I had friends who over-sexualized everything and it really hurt my self-esteem to the point I was so anxious that I could hardly eat anything. I had just ended that friendship and was trying to get on a healing path after graduation when I saw a post of yours on Facebook. This page is so inspiring and really puts light on how harmful and objectifying porn is! It gives scientific facts and concrete evidence that proves how destructive our culture is becoming toward young people by sexualizing them before they have a chance to figure out who they are for themselves. I love this page and thank you for all you do!
My boyfriend eventually broke up with me because after a year of me trying to fight with him, he “just didn’t see my problem with him watching porn.” I’d like to thank your organization, not only for making these articles and trying to educate people on porn’s harms, but also for responding to my personal story when I needed it the most. I’ll keep fighting for love—thank you.
Hello! Firstly, thank you for your amazing work done for 17 years! I discovered you today, just after a meaningful break-up. The compulsive use (or addiction) of porn and sexcams destroyed him and our relationship. In the end, I am a person who gives back love and good for terrible experience. I want to share love and inspire others of doing good, even if you are hurt. So again, thank you for speaking about the problem from both addict’s and partner’s experience. Making a donation for you is a pleasure.
Just wanted to share something with y’all. I’m an accountability partner for my best friend, and y’all’s content really helps because I’m able to let him know about the horrors of porn for both the viewers AND the performers. I shared this with him because it helped me in my fight. After getting that insight into pornography, it was easier to fight that temptation because I didn’t want to contribute to hurting others. Because of that, I’m able to help #StopTheDemand.
* The teenagers laughed and learned a lot at the same time while watching the docuseries. What a great resource to have educational videos. It’s well done and honest. There is plenty we don’t know, but there is plenty of research to back up the anecdotal evidence too. Great nonprofit, Fight the New Drug, so thanks for producing Brain Heart World!
