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Impact
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!
3 months into quitting porn and it disgusts me now. I cannot believe how warped my mind was—the only way I could feel satisfied during sex was being violent. Thank you for fighting the good fight. I have so much more motivation to achieve more in my life, so much more energy, and I'm much more calm and confident.
Our schools and community members gave us really great feedback after attending the presentation and are following on social media to continue to get the information that will benefit them.
It was good to see in the documentary how other people were affected by porn and that no one is alone in this fight.
I really enjoyed not feeling like I’m the only one who has this problem and I’m willing to make big changes to stop my addiction. Thank you so much for making this!
Brain, Heart, World was very inspiring and it definitely helps you see how an addiction to porn can affect not just personality, but also your mental health. Great information.
I’ve always had an incredible hatred for pornography. It ruined my body image, relationships, and stole pieces of my childhood that I’ll never get back. I’m so grateful for everyone at Fight the New Drug. Your work, dedication, and strength are much needed.
Thank YOU so much! It’s amazing what you do, and you provide excellent and helpful materials and resources as well. For me, as a high school teacher in Switzerland, you’re a helping hand for supporting students who deal with questions and problems around these topics. All across the pond! So thanks again—I’m really proud to be a Fighter!
One of your articles really helped me just now. I realized I spent a lot of time using porn last year because I was sad, hurt, stressed, and alone. Thanks to whomever wrote that article.
I most enjoyed the hope this documentary gave that my brain can recover from my porn addiction. I’ve read that repeated engagement with porn is like blazing a well-worn path in the brain–a path I wasn’t sure could ever not be frequently walked. But this gave me so much hope. That well-worn path in my brain that’s been blazed by viewing porn can regrow into a field of flowers again, free from the familiarity and grasp of porn. Thank you for this beautiful resource.
Thank you so much for all that you do to educate the public on porn's harms! I've stopped watching porn, and it's still a struggle at times, so I greatly appreciate your content; you motivate me to keep going! Thank you for being there! Definitely won't be my last donation.
Keep up the good work. You are doing great work raising awareness.
I am currently battling this addiction and I struggle to find the words to express my gratitude to everyone who made this documentary, and to everyone who made it available.
Man, I absolutely love what Fight the New Drug is doing. I was held captive to a porn addiction for 10 years, and I’ve been free for 5 months. Fight the New Drug was a key component to my freedom.
I saw your “Tips to Quit” article! I told my boyfriend about my struggle and had him put a password in on my phone that only he knows, and then one on my computer. It has, hands down, been the thing that has worked for me. Even if I want access, I can’t have it. The day he did that was the biggest weight off my shoulders. No more worrying about giving in to my addiction. I am very lucky to have a partner who supports me, no questions asked.
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.