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“I Googled what I should do as the girlfriend of someone struggling with porn. Everything I read said since we were not married, I should just break up with him. This just wasn’t good enough for me.”
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.
If you’re someone who isn’t ready or willing to date someone who has struggled, that’s okay. Here at Fight the New Drug, we believe fighting against shame is part of the fight against porn.
Supporting your partner with affirming words like “I am so proud of you! I never doubted you,” will allow your partner to feel comfortable telling you when their urges have been high.
A couple’s story does not have to be defined by or end with porn—we believe there is hope, especially for partners who equally want to fight for the relationship.
Before you set out on a mission to change the conversation around pornography, it’s key you’ll be able to answer some of these basic questions.
From watching our documentary to buying a tee shirt, here are just a few ways you can join this movement wherever you are and partner with us to raise awareness on the harmful effects of porn.
As our collective society aims to fight against women’s victimization, it also defends an industry that victimizes women on an unimaginable scale.
As the amount of pornography produced increases and becomes more normalized, the intensity of the degradation it portrays does, too.
Fight the New Drug’s live presentation is an interactive way to bring the facts, resources, and excitement of the movement right to your community.
While these tips apply to kicking a porn habit, these pointers can be applied to any habit or behavior you’re trying to leave behind.
