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 am so thrilled that this way of uniting people through science/research, appropriately(educationally) entertaining media when it is appealing to get the message out, and personable channel exists! YouTube at it’s best over here. Thank you for positively making a difference that motivates people to be proud to be educated and to learn how to kindly inform via sharing your(*”our”, as in “everybody’s!”) message of love. Just that simple; yet deliberate and accessible😃
Thank you so much for doing what you do!
Sometimes, I feel so lonely in the anti-porn fight. Most people defend porn (even when faced with evidence), like their life depends on it. I don’t get it. I used to watch porn too. For years. Started as a very young teen, too. It took me one visit to a feminist antiporn Subreddit, one interview with a ‘girls do porn’ survivor, one visit to your site to completely stop. I’m ashamed it took me this long, but I was just a child groomed by porn culture.
Can’t wait to save up some money and buy your ‘people are not products’ tee. They look amazing!
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.
