A new report reveals how much Americans spent on OnlyFans in 2025. Here’s what the data shows, and what it means for consumers.
Research links porn use to changes in brain circuitry, lower relationship satisfaction, increased loneliness, and shifting sexual expectations. Drawing from the latest researcg, here are 17 evidence-based reasons to rethink porn.
What happens when you speak out against porn? The online hate is real. Fight the New Drug’s Social Media Manager shares some of Fight’s best and worst comments and why she decides to fight.
The reality is, when it comes to the “decision” to enter the commercial sex industry, the issue of choice is not as simple as it might seem.
So what amount of porn is healthiest, based on what science and research say about porn? The answer may surprise you.
It’s no secret that porn has become mainstream entertainment in our society. But just how popular is it? And who, exactly, is watching?
Society says it’s fine for partners to watch porn, but research says otherwise. Learn the facts here about how porn can affect relationships.
The release of the Epstein files is a turning point for survivors seeking answers. Learn what this moment means—and why listening to them is essential.
What began in a tiny apartment with no funding, no team, and no roadmap is now a worldwide force for awareness and prevention. Discover why it matters now more than ever.
Online crimes against children are skyrocketing—AI exploitation up 6,000%. NCMEC calls it a “wake-up call.” What you need to know.
Think porn isn’t affecting you? Science says otherwise. Discover how your screen habits might be impacting your sex life, relationships, society—and your brain.
This No Porn November, Fight the New Drug invites you to take a stand. Give up porn for 30 days with the support of research-backed resources, personal challenges, and a global community.
