Over the last few years, we’ve heard people say “Love Kills Porn” would be a more powerful phrase than “Porn Kills Love.” Here’s why we stick to PKL.

Dear FTND, I don’t know what compelled me to do this. No one asked me to, I just wanted to share my story. I saw my first pornographic…

“I thought I was strong enough to fight through what was occurring but instead it was eating away at me. Porn has warped that man’s mind and hurt his abilities to have a fulfilling relationship.”

If porn wasn’t harmful to relationships, the majority of research would reflect that partners’ insecurities cause the issues, not the porn itself, right?

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

“Last month, I finally had the calm and confidence in my heart to talk to him.”

Sex was always a very mechanical and unloving act. He always treated me like one of these girls that he saw on his computer… ‘Normal’ sex could never satisfy or even arouse him.

“I lived in shame and secrecy for so many years. I told myself that no one would understand, because this isn’t something that any other girl struggles with.”

“We communicate so much more. We are more confident with each other. We are more relaxed during sex. It feels like there’s a spark there.”

In an exclusive interview, Jane Doe #18 told us her experience of what happened before, during, and after she was sex trafficked by GirlsDoPorn. This is her story.

After the rape, Rose didn’t think her situation could get any worse—and then she learned that one of the men filmed everything and uploaded it to Pornhub.

Sex traffickers use force, fraud, or coercion to lure their victims into exploitation. Porn is the marketing department of the sex trafficking industry.