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!
Ever since I saw Brain, Heart, World 100 days ago, I haven’t watched porn since. For my 100th day without porn celebration, I decided to share my personal story with porn and objectification on my blog for all of my friends and family to know what is going on with this fight and journey I am on.
It was very difficult to share this, but Fight the New Drug has helped me to see that it is okay to talk about this and that is the only way that this may change. Thank you all!
Thanks so much for helping bring awareness to such sensitive topics! It needs to be talked about more! It’s scary to put your story out there for people to criticize, but this topic needs to be talked about. Thank you for making the process seamless! I’ll share and help bring awareness. I love the work of FTND! So happy to be a part of it.
I have to admit, the urge to watch porn still comes to me sometimes. But I’m two years clean, and I could not be more content. Plus, the horror stories that I’ve read about the porn industry have made me realize just how horrible it all is. It is a disease that looks like a cure. I am a proud member of FTND!
Let me first say thank you for what you’re doing! Education is so important. You are helping so many people. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you. When my son was in eighth grade, I used your Brain, Heart, World videos to teach him about porn; it opened the door to so many really important conversations we probably wouldn’t have had otherwise.
Hi there! I only recently came across your site and Twitter. I know it sounds incredibly silly, but I didn’t even consider that I may have a porn compulsion because I didn’t watch it every day or week or on a regular basis, but just sometimes when I felt like it. Now that I’ve tried to stop, I seem to be going through a rough patch of really wanting to watch it the past few days, and I keep thinking, “Eh, what’s just a bit of it?” but your tweets keep me going! They remind me it’s possible to stop completely and that it’s important for so many reasons to keep fighting. So, thank you so much. I’m so grateful when I see you on my timeline, not just for myself, but for everyone struggling.
