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!
With the struggles my husband has with his porn addiction, Y’all have helped me cross many rocky paths. I’ve twisted my ankle several times along the way, but you’ve picked me up, dusted me off, and helped carry me. Thank you for taking those first steps to make this happen. You have taught me much.❤️🔥❤️
I recently decided to wear my PKL shirt to O’Hare airport. I immediately noticed lots of staring, which is expected when you’re wearing a shirt that has the word “porn.” A few people stopped me to tell me they loved my shirt, many smiled and pointed. It was refreshing to see people reacting and hopefully having meaningful conversations after seeing it. The best part was while entering the aircraft, a flight attendant greeted us and after reading my shirt, her face lit up! She loved the message and had her coworker come see it as well. During the flight, the flight attendant offered me a complimentary beer “for wearing such an awesome shirt.”
By supporting FTND, you aren’t just giving your money to another nonprofit. You are provided with a tool to spread an empowering, world-changing message. By wearing a shirt with the 3 simple words “Porn Kills Love,” I was able to raise awareness, start conversations for many, and pass the message along.
I just want to thank you for what you’re doing here. I need facts, and when the craving for porn is high, I go to this page and let it help reset my brain. I hate porn and its energy but the magnetism is real; it’s like a parasite to humanity. Please keep always doing what you’re doing because it makes a difference.
I truly appreciate what you do! Your people helped me tremendously when I had a an emotional trouble with someone near regarding all of this.
It has been eye opening for me too, now I do inform friends and specially parents, because technology never sleeps and we need to be aware of dangers and things that are harming our boys/ girls/ society.
I did even recommended the documentary to a friend of mine (teacher of high school) to see it and to share it too.
Thanks for all your labor and your knowledge ❤️
Thank you for all that you do. Your movement has changed the trajectory of my life and given me many strategies to continue my recovery from pornography and also has informed my girlfriend on how to better support me and understand in difficult times that it was me and not her. The documentary was a great resource, too—we watched it several times.
Thank you so much for everything that you do. Four months ago, my husband confessed to a pornography addiction after I caught him secretly watching porn. I’ve used so many of your resources to educate both of us (especially myself) to help us navigate this very difficult situation. It’s definitely not easy, but this community & others sharing their stories have helped me more than I can put into words.
I wish we had this knowledge 30 years ago. My instincts were spot on but I had no evidence to back me up. The evolution of global connectivity turned this industry into a virus. This three-part series is so well done. Kudos! It’s modern, relevant, vulnerable, silly, and lighthearted where appropriate. The last part made me cry. Your research and approach have made it non-threatening to all. I know the hard work put into this on the cinematography and filming alone. I am unraveling my world and healing as we speak. Your website is very profound. Thank you.
