“I chose to give up porn, in part, because of the growing trend of extreme and disturbing sexual content to web visitors. Today, it’s no longer a trend. Extreme pornography is here to stay.”
“I felt inferior, old, ugly, unwanted, and crazy for being so upset. I confided in a friend. She said everyone watches porn and maybe I wasn’t giving him enough sex. I KNEW that wasn’t true.”
“I struggle every day to look at my husband in the eyes. But I know one thing—I love him, I love him deeply and I won’t allow porn to destroy our life.”
Since reportedly finding a video of herself on Pornhub, Tisiphone has created Alecto AI, an app that scans users’ faces and searches for possible nonconsensual content of them online.
According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, child sex trafficking occurs in all 50 states. So what is being done to help?
“The industry promised me safety because ‘we test every 28 days.’ However, just because there’s testing doesn’t mean you’re safe as a performer.”
This list can help you know what to say when you’re talking to someone about something as personal as recovery from a porn habit.
“I spent the last six years hating myself, considering myself a monster, a disgrace to society, and a poor excuse for a human being.”
Regardless of what someone is wearing, no one deserves to be sexualized or objectified—Olympic and elite athletes included.
If everyone rejected contributing to commercial sexual exploitation, we would have healthier communities. But what are the factors that push men, specifically, to purchase sex or consume porn in the first place? Here’s what one expert says.
If you are considering leaving the industry, there are definitely some things that will help you make a successful transition.
Even if you aren’t paying to watch porn, porn companies are making money off of your visit to their site. But what about paying for porn through sites like OnlyFans? Is that a more ethical or healthy choice? Let’s discuss.
