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!
Hey, I wore my PKL tee to Huntington Beach. I took photos and when I posted them to Instagram I got messages from people who know me saying what I did was really brave and that they wanted a shirt too! It made me really happy to be able to spread the goal of this movement! I finally felt like a Fighter!
Hey, guys! Four days ago, I reached my 1-year mark in recovery. I can honestly say that abstaining from porn has been the best thing that’s ever happened to me. I have my life back! And while I can say my life isn’t perfect, this recovery period has given me the tools I need to embrace every challenge that comes my way! I no longer need to resort to porn to numb my feelings and escape my problems, I found the strength within me to fight and keep moving forward no matter what, and it’s so worth it! I think clearer, I sleep better, my relationships are amazing, and I no longer look at women as objects and can actually look them in the eyes without feeling guilty and wondering what they would say.
Fighting this is the best thing that has ever happened to me. I’m proud to be a Fighter!
At one point I was struggling with porn and it really was messing up my life. Until I saw one of your videos, it gave me an idea of how bad porn is, and I just want to say that you are helping a lot of people out there like me who have been fighting this for a long time. I would like to thank you for helping me realize that porn is bad for me and that I can reach true happiness without porn. Love you guys.
This podcast is now one of my favorites. Within it they speak the truth, giving a foundation for those fighting against pornography. More than that, it informs listeners so well about the shocking truth of human trafficking, the consequences of pornography, and so much more. Everyone needs to listen to this so that together we can fight for freedom and fight for love.
Keep up the amazing work. I am on day 30 of no porn and your organization and posts have been really helpful. I am ever so grateful to be given another chance to redeem myself. I would really love to help this movement in any way because I am so done with this addiction. Your documentary opened my mind to the damage porn does to me, my relationships, and the victims of the industry. Thank you a billion times.
I’m happy to see FTND fighting the shame and stigma that gets in the way of people getting help. The first few years of my addiction counseling with a therapist were focused entirely on dismantling the deep-rooted shame built up by myself and others. Porn addiction is a cycle fueled by shame, and though I know people’s intentions are good, people need to know that when they tell people they are shameful for struggling, they are part of the problem. Thanks, FTND, for publicly stating this.
