Category: Pornography

There is so much free porn on the internet, so how does the porn industry make money today? The answer may surprise you: advertising.

10 men share their experiences with porn addiction, revealing how it impacted their lives. Through support groups like Relay, they’ve found hope and healing, proving recovery is possible.

The men in porn appear as though they are dominant and in control, but behind the scenes, they are often victims of the same harsh conditions and harmful situations as female performers.

Have you tried giving up porn for a month? Not for your partner, not as a joke, but really try it for yourself and see what happens. The No Porn November 30-day challenge:
During our annual No Porn November campaign, some Fighters take on the challenge to try to give up porn, not for their partner, not as a joke, but to try it for themselves to see what happens.

To help, during No Porn November, we’ll be sharing a bunch of info that will equip you with your challenge and give you some info to help you out.

The alarming trend of the normalization of strangulation during sexual intimacy is dangerous—and possibly fatal. A domestic violence expert explains why.

“My wife would be extremely hurt by this, and the last thing I want to do is hurt her. I’ve never told her about the struggle, but I’ve said quite a few things that have suggested an old habit.”

Jack’s journey into pornography began innocently at age nine but quickly escalated into an addiction. What started as curiosity turned into compulsive consumption, leaving him struggling with intimacy. Psychotherapists highlight that this escalating behavior resembles substance addiction, revealing the significant emotional and mental health toll many experience.

We fight because we can’t ignore what research is telling us about how porn is harming relationships and fueling domestic violence.

Meta’s latest Instagram safety campaign promises to help teens and parents combat social media sextortion. Critics say its too little, too late.

Sextortion occurs when a scammer threatens to expose a victim’s nude images unless they pay up. Until recently, these scammers primarily targeted women and girls, coercing them provide sexual or relational favors in exchange for privacy.

I realized for the first time that I didn’t have to be a mindless consumer of porn, that I didn’t require porn for sexual gratification, and that I didn’t have to compare my sexual performance with that of actors on a screen. I’m so glad for it, and I’m not ashamed anymore of my natural desire for privacy.

I know I am going to be much more careful to protect my children than my parents were, and I’m thankful for organizations like yours that spread the reality of the harm that porn has on children and our society.