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A COLLECTION OF GRATITUDE & IMPACT CURATED BY FIGHT THE NEW DRUG
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!
Really great, informative, and beautifully shot. Oh, and with excellent narration.
I’ve tried to quit porn in the past, but I think this documentary series and movement will be another spark that will help me really enjoy life again.
You guys are really fighting the good fight, especially a fight that not many people want to talk about. I really appreciate what you guys do.
I remember crying and trying to find a way to tell my parents. I was so worried about how they would react. After five minutes of sobbing in front of them, I said the words out loud that I vowed I would never say: “Mom, Dad, I’m addicted to pornography and I need your help.” The first thing my mother said was, “I am so proud of you.” The first thing my dad said was, “I have 35 years of experience with this, and I am ready to help. We can do this together. I love you.” There is nothing I believe in more than cultivating trusting relationships so that you have people to fall back on who love you perfectly and will help you always.
Brain, Heart, World really gives you an in-depth explanation about how pornography affects you physically and I love how you had several examples of people who had gone through this problem to make it more personal and meaningful.
As someone who is trying to fight his own porn addiction and is familiar with how porn destroys feelings in relationships, this documentary is inspiring to watch!
Well done. Recently, I’ve learned that someone close to me has been watching porn, and this helped just ease the pain with humor and the comfort of knowing we are not alone in the struggle. There is comfort in the science—it is validating. There is hope in knowing change is possible and can be pretty radical if we are open to the journey. Thank you, all!
I found Fight the New Drug not long after my relationship ended, and while the path has had some speed bumps, I feel so much more free. I feel so much more clear. I feel more whole as a person. I have obtained a clarity when it comes to proper, healthy goals in seeking a lasting, loving relationship. Whenever I rock a FTND t-shirt, it's always a conversation starter—and frankly, it's a conversation that should be happening more often in today's society, and it's a conversation I'm proud to launch in my community.
As a 36-year-old man, I have been habitually binging porn for most of my life. I can't overturn the contribution I have made to its demand, but I'd like you to know that your message is true and needs to be so much louder. I'm trying to make this year about health, and I'm abstaining from pornography from now on with great incentive from the stories FTND has publicized. Porn is really the last unaddressed problem in my life, and it may have been standing between me and meaningful relationships this whole time.
No amount of money will balance the books of my consumption, but if it helps to amplify the signal for others and hopefully break the habit for others, then it's well spent.
Thank you for the valuable information and the amazing work that you guys are doing. I hope to contribute more in the future.
It is an honor to help fight with you and your team, even if it’s just a conversation from the t-shirts to start. Truly from the most genuine part of my heart, this organization has changed my life and I cannot express my gratitude enough.
Thank you for the life-changing and life-giving work that you do.
Thank goodness for Fight the New Drug. I have no desire for porn anymore!
Your organization changed my life. I know this donation isn’t a lot but I hope it makes a difference. I appreciate you all working hard on this.
Sported my Fight the New Drug sticker on my luggage and the guy behind me acknowledged that it saved him from an addiction to porn!