“I doubted his ability to recover… But time and time again he proved to me that his genuine character was good. And that although this addiction was tearing him apart, it was not who he really was.”

“I feel like porn just ruins relationships and can ruin men’s/women’s self-esteem if their partner continues to watch it.”

Porn isn’t produced with accurate information about sex in mind, it’s created to entertain and manifest fantasies—no matter how violent or violating.

I used to think the guy in porn was totally enjoying what he received, but what porn doesn’t show you is the immense anguish of being taken advantage of.

I struggle everyday to look at my husband in the eyes. But I know one thing—I love him, I love him deeply and I won’t allow porn to destroy our life.

Young boys of the upcoming generations are being exposed, traumatized, and bound to sexual tastes and behaviors that are almost always exploitative.

Japanese millennials just aren’t having sex. According to a 2016 government survey, almost half of Japan’s singles aged between 18 to 34 are virgins.

“Porn cameras have no interest in sensual activities. They are only into penetration. This is not how we authentically desire.”

Sexologist and addiction treatment specialist Dr. Robert Weiss recently shared these common reasons his clients ultimately decide to quit looking at porn.

The following letter was sent to us recently by a man who knows firsthand the harmful effects of pornography and wants to change the conversation.

In reality, porn doesn’t add any lasting health or positivity to consumers’ lives, relationships, or the world. If you’re yet to be convinced, consider these points before consuming.

Porn can warp the way a girl sees her body, her personality, her role in a relationship, and her value as an equal partner. Here’s how.