FTND

Non-religious, non-legislative & anti-shame nonprofit raising awareness on the harmful effects of porn & exploitation.

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Hey. 👉👈

We're a non-religious & non-legislative organization that exists to provide individuals the opportunity to make an informed decision regarding pornography by raising awareness on its harmful effects using only science, facts, and personal accounts.

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A 2024 study found that college men who viewed violent porn had:

- greater attitudes of gender inequality
- greater problems with alcohol use
- lower levels of perceived responsibility for men who raped
- and overall, greater sexually coercive behavior

The researchers concluded that their findings highlighted the "need to address pornography literacy in sexual assault prevention programs for college men." (Bhuptani et al., 2025)

Our college presentation does just this.

If you think your community needs more conversations like this, learn more about how to bring FTND to your local school or campus here: https://t.co/XYtDrpYwY4

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@icravecommunity We actually do speak to audiences as young as middle schoolers! We absolutely agree that the earlier kids can be educated, the more harm can be prevented. You can learn more here: https://t.co/FnNlqCwUDs :)

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Findings from a 2024 study "highlight the need to address pornography literacy in sexual assault prevention programs for college men." (Bhuptani et al., 2024)

Our educational presentations educate students on porn's harms as well as:
- Sexual violence and consent
- Image-based sexual abuse (including AI deepfakes, sextortion, and "revenge porn")
- Online sexual exploitation
And what to do if they or someone they know is a victim.

If you’re looking to spark important conversations and create change on your campus or in your community, bring Fight the New Drug to your school here: https://t.co/XYtDrpYwY4

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What can happen when we sit down with people we may not usually meet, listen to one another, and start with what we share?

That's what Breaking Bread Together is all about—finding common ground to protect children and prevent exploitation.

Learn more or register to join us for this free event here: https://t.co/MsEmTWFtFG

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@Djokeppichery Hi, thanks for wanting to be part of the movement for love! We are not currently hiring, but you can learn more about how to get involved here: https://t.co/OH4RdnzfPJ

Thanks for fighting with us!

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The porn industry often uses plots that involve rape, incest, racism, sexism, sexual violence, and pedophilia, dismissing the normalization of abuse as mere fantasy.

So what's the danger?

Check out our interview with Detective Sergeant Kellye Netz to learn more about how porn can escalate into more extreme or illegal materials like CSAM here: https://t.co/kiQDtSk0cU

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People are not products.

Learn more here: https://t.co/y8p041zwrD

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Does porn prevent sexual violence??

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Many turn to porn as a temporary relief from stress, anxiety, boredom, loneliness, or other difficult emotions. But research suggests that turning to porn may actually be making your mental health worse.

Get the full article here: https://t.co/rXT6SHySoA

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If you want to help us continue to educate and inspire change, join Fighter Club and give here: https://t.co/a3bNwnZxnZ

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Stories like this are why we exist👀

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@Tariqlovesgrape Thanks so much for sharing us as a resource! Keep fighting for real love💛😊

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@EganBraydo4780 LOVE this!! You are not fighting alone💛 Let us know if you'd like us to share any helpful healing resources. You've got this!

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Freddie says he's more proud of quitting porn than becoming an Olympian.

Get the full interview on the Consider Before Consuming podcast at the link below or wherever you get your podcasts: https://t.co/Nmr9jMVldo

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Rape culture is not a woman's problem. It's a human problem that requires every single one of us to fight.

Hear us talk about the Cornell sexual assault case, other current examples of college rape culture, what factors are fueling these behaviors, and what prevention actually looks like in this video: https://t.co/bhhzvfBdaw

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Rainn Wilson and Terry Crews agree that porn is shaping real-life intimacy, and not necessarily for the better.

Combined with the decades' worth of research showing how porn is impacting perceptions of sex, romantic and sexual relationships, and leading to loneliness, dysfunction, and decreased satisfaction, it's pretty clear we think you deserve better.

Try quitting porn and see the difference for yourself!

And learn how to start having healthy conversations with your partner about porn here: https://t.co/xbBb6pH8jc

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And if you need some extra support along the way, you're absolutely not alone.

Our friends at Relay have created a platform that pairs you with a like-minded group and a proven, therapist-designed system so you can quit for good and build a life of lasting freedom. Check it out for free today: https://t.co/5k5YB1JqKF

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Here's why you can't quit porn...

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A 2021 study found “teen” was the most frequently used word in porn titles. And among titles researchers classified as depicting coercive or exploitative scenarios, “schoolgirl” appeared in about 1 in 5. (Vera-Gray et al., 2021)

A 15-year-old shouldn't have to wonder whether the uniform she puts on every morning makes adults sexualize her.

And that's the bigger issue here.

When pornography repeatedly turns symbols of childhood into sexual content, we should be willing to ask what attitudes we're normalizing and who has to live with the consequences.

Stop sexualizing children and stop watching porn.

Learn more here: https://t.co/GkurwkWBHv

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Even porn consumers recognize that pornography is normalizing sexual violence (BBFC, 2025).

And if you're not convinced, you can see the research for yourself with our Get The Facts articles here: https://t.co/uICytbdaCf