The purpose of #NoPornovember is to change the conversation on the topic of porn around the world. It’s time to take a stand and speak out. Are you in?
In the spirit of Halloween, check out these spooky facts about porn to get you scared, creeped out, and—most importantly—informed.
As few as 1 in 3 and as many as 9 in 10 porn videos depict sexual violence or aggression. That’s especially concerning, considering that research indicates that these sexually violent narratives can bleed into consumers’ attitudes and behaviors.
Research indicates that having a porn habit can increase a consumer’s vulnerability to mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
Kindness has a way of drawing people in and helping them think about and internalize what you’re saying. Fight for real love with real love.
Porn is produced for entertainment purposes, not education. Clearly, porn is not a quality tool to learn about mutually satisfying sex.
Porn has the potential to completely rewire what we find arousing, and what we desire and expect from sexual intimacy in real life.
Over a quarter (26%) of American adults didn’t have sex at all in 2021, according to the latest General Social Survey. But why?
“This is what porn did for me. It reduced me to feeling ashamed of myself because I didn’t have the ‘confidence’ to hurt or humiliate on men for money.”
Whether you’ve been with this movement five minutes or five years, here are ten things you need to know about Fight the New Drug as an organization.
Porn is seen as a normal habit or go-to for passing time, but what isn’t as widely known are negative effects that result from watching it.
Here are a few tips that can help you support a loved one—friend, family, or significant other—while they choose to stop watching porn.
