If you watch porn, have you considered how it doesn’t improve your life? Consider quitting porn for your 2023 New Year’s resolutions.
During #NoPornovember, we are putting a spotlight on real experiences that show porn’s harmful effects and providing support to those who want to quit for good.
From Greece to Indonesia, Switzerland to Bali, check out these advocates for social change who are spreading the message on the harms of porn all around the globe.
It may be challenging, but we have a few tips to help make the process easier if you want to make this year the year you finally ditch porn.
Their experiences show how in the porn industry, the lines between abuse and consent are so blurred, there’s no viable way to tell the difference.
Much like other sex acts, there’s a drastic difference between how anal sex is shown in porn and how it actually is in real life.
Teams at Google are changing their search algorithm to prevent slander and doxxing websites from appearing in the list of results when someone searches for a person’s name.
Whether you’ve never watched porn or you actively struggle with it, it makes no difference—you deserve a happy life, free from porn’s toxic influence.
“He doesn’t know that every time we are intimate, I can only think about how he’s probably wishing I looked like the girls in porn and doing things that they do.”
“I finally believe I am the man that my wife deserves. We are very grateful for each of our choices that led to us staying together and valuing our marriage above all else.”
No one deserves to be raped or abused, ever, even if they consensually chose to be in porn and were subsequently exploited.
In case you missed it, there’s been a lot going on with one of the world’s largest porn sites, Pornhub, owned by the world’s largest porn company, MindGeek.
