Wow, great stuff. I watched it with my 13-year-old son. It’s so helpful to have real people tell their stories.
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Since 2009, we've given visibility to research and personal accounts demonstrating how pornography can negatively impact individuals, relationships, and society. Through this grassroots movement, millions of people have found hope and freedom. We couldn't do this without Fighters like you!
I guess I just want to say thank you for being willing to fight against this addiction. So many people are suffering from the effects of pornography! I’ve been avoiding buying your shirts for a while now. I guess out of social fear, but I’m going to do it now! We need to be the change we want to see in this world, right? I will boldly, and without apology, wear your shirt and hopefully get the conversation started!
I realized today that it’s been about four years since I heard about FTND. That’s around 1,460 days porn freeeeeeee! I just have to say that I’m so grateful for the education and power your organization has given me. Before learning about FTND, I had attempted to stop turning to porn for about eight years, with no success. The education and community are what empowered me. I just wanted to share this, and thank each of you for what you do for the movement. Freakin’ love each of you!
Wow, this docuseries was truly awakening. I’ve tried and tried many times to quit porn, and after relapsing a couple of days ago, this was the motivation that I needed. I accept that what triggers me won’t go away, things won’t change straight away and there’s still the possibility of relapsing again; I have to be aware of that. But when one sees clearly that things do get better and the clouds do part eventually, it’s very motivating to know that there’s more to life than this. Beyond pornography is a better, more rewarding, and more fulfilling life. Thank you for making this documentary. I will work even harder to kick this out of my life!
I would just like to thank you for your content and care for the cause. I’ve been struggling with porn addiction myself, too ashamed to tell anyone about it. But it has certainly taken a toll on multiple areas of my life. Every time I feel the urge, I read another paragraph in your "50 Reasons Why You Should Quit Porn" post. It really helps. The struggle is real, but I just want to say thank you.
Hey guys, I just wanted to say thank you so much. I am a 12-year-old kid who has been addicted to porn for over six years. My sister found out and she showed me the Fight the New Drug three-part series. I watched all three episodes and I am no longer watching porn. So I just wanted to thank you, and without you guys, I would still be watching.
Wow! I am truly speechless. This docuseries enthralled me from start to finish. There was not one second where I wasn’t interested or couldn’t relate. The stories were amazing as well because they allowed me to see that there are normal people like me with this problem as well. Really well done. Thank you for making this and blessing me with this!
Every word spoken on the podcast has made me a better person for having listened to it. I’ve consumed pornography since I was a kid, and I’ve been disgusted with it for a very long time but still relapse. Jane Doe’s testimony is maybe the single most motivating thing I’ve encountered in overcoming my “need” for porn.
Thank you so much for the work you do! You were the first secular resource I found and you have helped me tremendously to understand the psychological aspect behind my husbands addiction. Disclosure was about 4 months ago, and I have him listening to your podcast now which is helping him better understand himself and where I’m at. Seriously, I’m so appreciative for the resources you provide.
Long story short, when my best friend told me that he’s been struggling to stay away from watching porn, I sent him the FTND documentary, Brain, Heart, World. Because he is a political adviser, educator, and lawyer, he felt disgusted and devastated to learn that porn fuels the demand for human sex trafficking. This was one big reason that made him stop watching porn.
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