This drug in particular effects millions worldwide, it accumulates over $3,000 a second for it’s providers and can be experienced for free. Pornography is a drug and we must join the fight to stop it.

Religious, Christian, Muslim, Atheist or whatever place of society you belong, there is factual evidence that suggests that many of us have had some sort of interaction with pornography in our life time. The non-profit organization Fight The New Drug relays that a study conducted, found that 75% of parents believed their child had never encountered porn. But in reality, 53% of those parents’ children reported that they had, in fact, had seen pornography.

This is an issue that has very seemingly been normalized within today’s culture as something that is “not too bad” or “just apart of growing up.” It is this very thought process that has led to pornography addictions in not only just adolescents but adults as well.

Fight The New Drug is a non-religious and non-legislative nonprofit 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. Their website has an array of helpful resources for anyone struggling in the fight against porn, from articles, videos, testimonials, and even a documentary.

Check them out or pass them to a friend!