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teen on January 27, 2012 at 04:46 PM said: ok so this is a great websote, it is so informative, i've been telling people and got a few to agree on not watching porn. my only problem is that some of ur vids on youtube are for 18years or up.... thats crazy especially considering that most porn watchers are kids themselves and at a teen age is where it usually starts. If a teen can eaily click on a buttin that says im 18 and can watch porn then they should be able to see the cons of porn if this is truely the goal you want achieved...

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Lycere Cunningham on December 22, 2011 at 08:08 AM said: "Imagine if women who pursued pornography themselves because it was deemed hip and sexy and fun decided instead that it was hipper and sexier and more fun to actually have sex with another live, completely engaged individual." The above is excerpted from a statement by Pamela Paul. This is one of the main problems with being anti-pornography. Not every woman who desires to do so has the luxury of having sex with another live, completely engaged individual. Some of us are homebound-disabled Involuntary Celebates for whom pornographic images are the closest thing to sex with another person we will ever get to experience. I don't see how it could ever be a positive thing to deprive someone of what is ultimately the closest they can get to sex.

Ben Hill on November 16, 2011 at 11:17 PM said: I never knew there was a site such as this. I watched porn several years ago fairly regularly for about a year, but always with lingering feelings that it wasn't quite right. Since then I've stopped and when I met my current girlfriend, started thinking about love and, because of her, gender inequalities very often. And so, in more recent years, I have taken a stance against pornography and when I read this website it literally brings tears of joy to my eyes, which I should point out, is odd because I never cry about anything unless it involves my girlfriend. In conclusion, there is probably a lot more I could say but I just needed to use this comment to give my encouragement to this cause.

College Student on September 23, 2011 at 07:31 PM said: I appreciate this site. I am a male, soon to be 19 in a couple of days. I was addicted to porn since grade 4, and could not escape it until the age of 18 until it had all hit me that my life, no matter what or how was tarnished because of porn. It is the biggest evil in this world. I still struggle sometimes, but I have no watched a pornographic video in over half a year now and am very proud of it. This website makes me feel there is still hope for this world. As a guy it is hard to help my friends, for they don't believe they have a problem. Again, I never comment on any website, or anything like this, but this website has brought me to feel that I needed to. I am a college student, I cannot donate. But I hope you all understand I try to teach my closest friends about how evil it is. Thank you for your time and thank you for your doing. It is well appreciated.

Elsavia on August 2, 2011 at 05:37 PM said: I never knew what really meant pornography until now.Now I know and I cannot be indifferent anymore.I searched some images and a very few videos with couples making love , but all I found were images and videos with women being really humilliated by men . All they seemed to me were males performing "hard" sex without heart, without soul , they were empty with every single bouncing .I began to hate them and to be onest ,to disregard women, (like me)they were becoming less valuable .I really think they should be honored especially because they bring a new life on this planet.And I admire Shelley Lubben for what she is doing.(I am from Romania and I thank god for this )Good luck Shelley: I really do care for you!

Lindsay McKinnon on July 27, 2011 at 11:19 PM said: This site has been instrumental in my recovering from living with a porn addict for over three years. I was so affected by the trauma, I ended up in counselling. I felt alone and emotionally bankrupt - taken right back to the childhood experiences of sexual abuse and rejection. I am in the process of completing a humorous book about my own, and other women's experiences in the same situation: 'You Want Me To Do WHAT With That?! The Life Expectancy of a Relationship With a Porn Addict©.' (A second book, 'Confessions of a Love Addict©', will be following shortly, based on the women who tend to find themselves drawn to emotionally unavailable men.) Although it is written in a humorous vein, it is nonetheless a hard hitting book. It doesn't pull any punches, it won't accept any excuses - yours or his - and it may save your sanity, and perhaps even your life!

pure heart on July 5, 2011 at 06:06 AM said: Pornography destroyed me to the extent that one could not fathom. I watched it today, some time ago, and later felt so helpless about my addiction. I got into it out of curiosity and now it seems like there is no escape. I cannot begin to imagine how I could get myself to see things I would never have even thought of. Pornography explores the darkest aspects of civilization which scramble your brain into thinking that it will satisfy your carnal hunger. To anyone who is watching porn, PLEASE STOP!! It will destroy you and erase your self-esteem. This website, though, has been inspiring me for months, and I've had it with living the secret life of a pervert. They say the night is darkest before the dawn and my dawn has finally come. Starting today I am done lusting. I hope anyone who reads this can get inspired to do as I did. Porn is a technological drug delivered through our computers. It's time we begin to control ourselves before it starts controlling us......

Kittens-rock, 12 yrs old (female) on June 4, 2011 at 11:42 PM said: Well, can I just say that I love this website? It's honestly taught me so much that I never knew about porn. Not saying that I have ever watched porn, but I know that I've caught my sister looking at it and it was girl-guy stuff but it was gross. She was on the computer that everyone can see what she's doing too! I mean, I got a glance since she was taking forever and it was horrible! I told my mom and she told my sister (23) to watch that kind of stuff in her bedroom. I will never ever do any kind of porn or prostitution in my life after checking this website out.

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Kat on January 21, 2011 at 09:18 PM said: After reading a lot on your site, I've come to the conclusion that I already suspected. I think my ex-boyfriend was very into porn, hardcore porn. I can't go as far as to say he was an addict, but I think he watched enough of it that he became jaded in regards to sex. He often wanted to do "facials", to put his hands around my neck, and often, if he was too rough and I would begin crying, he did not stop. I too became jaded into thinking this was ok, that he was just very horny and unable to stop having sex once he started. I thought this was ok and "normal." I know now that it's not. There were times that if I didn't feel like having sex, he would pretty much talk me into it somehow, or force me sometimes if alcohol was involved. He is a very educated and intelligent person, so I was driven to a state of denial and believed that all of this was ok in a sense even though in the back of my head I knew it wasn't. I found porn clips on his computer sometimes and I know that he watched it, but I suspect it was more often than I liked to believe. Even his mother said she found some on the family computer once after he'd visited for the holidays. She described it as "bad porn", so I suspect it was violent or degrading. For years our sex life was simply whatever was pleasing to him. I never had an orgasm and it didn't matter to him and honestly, not to me either as I just wanted to get it over with. After looking on your site, I've realized that, almost without a doubt, porn was influencing this in some ways. It wasn't always this way, but when I began finding things on his computer was around the time this sort of sexual behavior began. I'd like to thank and support you for educating people on the harms this can cause in many aspects of life, including intimate relationships. I look back and wish I'd been more aware of what was causing him to act this way sexually and why, and that it was not normal in any way. We're no longer together, but now I know I can look for these things in the future.

Bob F. on January 4, 2011 at 04:34 PM said: I've been a porn addict since I was 15 when I found a magazine on a train. I've struggled with this for so long, it's against my religious beliefs but it has plagued me on and off for twenty five years. This site has horrified me and crystalised my long held desire to stop using porn for good. I've always known it is wrong but I was too weak to give up. The horrible truth of this industry has opened my eyes and provided the motivation for me to finally stop. I can see now how it is all a lie, the women hate it and are exploited. Us men are conned and exploited too, sad victims of our natural urges turned in perversion by this disgusting business.

Orhan on January 4, 2011 at 03:02 AM said: I'm writing this comment form Turkey. I want to thank you for doing all this work to cry out to the world how bad porn actually is. (Thank you America!) I used to be a porn addict as a teenager (starting from 16) and during my 20s. Now I'm 32 and can clearly see how egoistic, vile and foolish I've been.

Liz on December 12, 2010 at 03:54 PM said: Thank you so much, honestly, for making the videos at your AntiPornographyBlog YouTube channel, for spreading your message, and for waking me up! Recently I have been dealing with a lot regarding my past. I was sexually abused when I was younger, about 5, by a family friend, and nothing was ever done. I have also been taken advantage of in a relationship where my ex-boyfriend was very into porn. It made me feel like I wasn't good enough, and I also found out that he had been cheating on me for 3 months. (Devastating). I started to rationalize the degrading behaviors because all I've ever wanted was love, attention, and understanding. I'd do anything for it. It's all been hard to talk about, but your videos have saved one more person from a miserable life of degradation, hurt, pain, sickness, and loneliness. A friend of mine at YouTube, SoberAllmanBrothersFan, told me about your videos and I watched them. THANK GOD I did. You've opened my eyes to how sick this whole industry is and the abusive people it creates, and the beautiful, intelligent, capable people it destroys. I want to do anything that I can to stop this. I'm 19 years old and I was considering my options for making money. I never saw "what the big deal was" about pornography, until now. I want to do whatever I can to help other young women like myself, and put a stop to this cancer in our society. Thank you again, God Bless, Liz

Gabriel on November 14, 2010 at 05:41 PM said: Thank you for your awesome website and your wonderful AntiPornographyBlog YouTube channel. :) I was exposed to a lot of porn as a young teenager from aged 13 and seeing that type of no-loving sex so young really messed me up and has affected my own relationships in a negative way up until the present time . It gave me a warped idea of my own body image, what sex is and what lovemaking really is. I wish I'd never seen any porn at all and I'd be glad for the whole industry to collapse and disappear. Good luck with your fight. BLESS YOU. :)

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WOMEN AND GIRLS FOCUSED RESOURCES:  

(For family, children, men and addiction focused resources, please scroll down.)

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ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY ORGANIZATIONS GROUPS AND WEBSITES:  

*Stop Porn Culture    *Anti-Porn Activist Network    *No Porn Northampton

No Porn Pledge   One Angry Girl Anti-Porn Resource Center    *Against Pornography

*Anti-Porn Feminists (Anti-Porn London)   Playboy: Talkin' Trash  *Girls Against Porn  

Pink Cross Foundation  Bin the Bunny  *Feminist Against Porn Alliance  *The Rise of Eros

*JoinPornBusters YouTube Channel    The Price of Pleasure Documentary Film Website  

*Make Love Not Porn (Not technically anti-porn but shows differences of porn vs. real life.)

Somebody's Daughter   *The Anti Porn Men Project   *Fight the New Drug

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MEN AGAINST SEXISM, VIOLENCE, SEXUAL EXPLOITATION  & ABUSE, ETC.

NOMAS (National Organization of Men Against Sexism )  *NOMAS Boston  

*Men Can Stop Rape   *My Strength Campaign   *Men Stopping Violence  

*MASV (Men Against Sexual Violence)   *The White Ribbon Campaign (CA)  

*Allies Against Rape Culture   *Men Against Rape and Sexism   

*Feminist Fred    Stan Goff     *Byron Hurt     The Anti Porn Men Project

Jackson Katz   10 Things Men Can Do to Prevent Gender Violence  

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MEDIA, FREE SPEECH, & OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS & SITES:  

*Media Watch  *Media Education Foundation Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press

Miboda Agency

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MESSAGE BOARDS AND FORUMS FOR HELP, INFORMATION & SUPPORT:

LiveJournal Against Pornography Community     Genderberg (Feminist) 

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FAMILY, CHILDREN, MEN & ADDICTION FOCUSED RESOURCES:   

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ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS, AND WEBSITES: 

*Pornography Harms    *Enough Is Enough   *CP80 Internet Porn Solution

ProtectKids.com     Victims of Pornography     Citizens Against Pornography    

National Law Center  for Children and Families    *Traffic Control, the Movie  

*Porn Nation    Morality in Media     Maryland Coalition Against Pornography   

*Teens Against Porn     Utah Coalition Against Pornography    BraveHearts

Report Online Child Pornography/Exploitation at CyberTipLine.com or 1-800-843-5678

*Darkness 2 Light    *XXX Church    Department of Justice  ThePornTalk.com  

Social Costs of Pornography:  Conference Videos   Papers   Report of Findings

*Safe Eyes (InternetSafety.com)  *Convenant Eyes   Internet Filter Review   

*Women for Decency     AntiChildPorn.org     

Vice Report - News on impact of pornography & sex addiction, new technology, legal issues for employers, etc.

Canadians Addressing Sexual Exploitation  (C.A.S.E.) (Canada)

CANADA - List of other anti-pornography and related Canadian organizations

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ANTI-PORNOGRAPHY ACTIVIST INDIVIDUALS, AUTHORS, AND THERAPISTS:  

*Pat Trueman  (Founder of Pornography Harms) Pamela Paul  (Author of "Pornified")

Dr. Jill C. Manning (Author:"What's the Big Deal about Pornography? A Guide for the Internet Generation")

Dr. Judith Reisman   *Dr. Robi Sonderegger

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ANTI-PROSTITUTION/TRAFFICKING/SEXUAL EXPLOITATION/ABUSE SITES, ETC:  

*Shared Hope International   EndDemand.org    *The Defenders USA    Free the Slaves

*IJM Institute (International Justice Mission)   *Global Centurion   *Live2free

*ECPAT - USA (End Child Prostitution & Trafficking)  *Beyond Borders (ECPATCanada)

*T-Stop (Texas Sex Trafficking Obliteration Project)   *Love146 NYC Task Force

*End Slavery NT (End Slavery in Tennessee and Beyond)   *Chab Dai Coalition

*Justice and Care (South Asia)  *Rock Against Slavery   End Demand

Overexposed, the Movie   Call and Response, the Movie    *Nowhere2Hide

CASEY (Community Against Sexual Exploitation of Youth. Canada)   

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OTHER RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS, WEBSITES & CAUSES:

*Parents Television Council   *Web Wise Kids   *InternetSafety.com

*ClearInternational   *Cyber Safety Book  (Ken Knapton)   *Optenet PC

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PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION AND COMPULSION HELP AND SUPPORT:  

*PornAddictionHelp YouTube Channel - AntiPornography.org pjt w. MANY videos & resources!

*Inner Gold    *Fight the New Drug   *Through the Flame   *Compulsions Solutions   

*Porn Game Over    MeadowCrest   Dr. Drew Pinsky    HealthySex.com (Wendy Maltz)

Sexual Recovery Institute    *Just Be Well    *No-Porn.com  No-Porn.com Message Board

*Impulse Treatment Center (Sex Addict Treatment - Don L. Matthews)   *Covenant Eyes

*Mindful Recovery   My Porn Addiction Story - Porn Addiction Help from a Former Addict

Porn Addicts Anonymous  Porn & Relationships Q&A (By "Porn Trap's'" Wendy Maltz) 

Porn Addict Hubby  (Relationship Rescue for Wives & Girlfriends of Internet Porn Addicts)

Don't Reward Bad Behaviour - Guidance for Partners of Porn Addicts

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ACCOUNTABILITY SOFTWARE:

Saavi Accountability (www.saaviaccountability.com) -- The only online accountability program that works with all online addictions. It is also the only program that sends notifications instantly via text message to an accountability partner so that they can be supportive when an individual needs it the most at the point of weakness, while they are accessing the online content. The software was created by a young man (26) who overcame his addiction and is trying to help others.  

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ADDICTION MESSAGE BOARDS & DISCUSSION FORUMS FOR HELP & SUPPORT:

Relationships Damaged By Pornography (iVillage.com)  *No-Porn.com Message Board

Porn Addict Hubby Discussion Board  (For Wives & Girlfriends of Internet Porn Addicts)

NOTE: There are MANY anti-porn discussion groups at Facebook & MySpace.

Just search GROUPS for "anti-porn," "antiporn," "anti-pornography" & "antipornography"

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OTHER HELPFUL FAQs & Q&As: (By other anti-pornography organizations, etc) 

*Stop Porn Culture FAQ   Porn & Relationships Q&A (By "Porn Trap's'" Wendy Maltz) 

One Angry Girl Anti-Porn Resource Center FAQ  ("One Angry Girl Answers the FAQs")

*Gail Dines Q&A  *Against Pornography FAQ   *Shelley Lubben Q&A (Ex-Porn Star)

Prostitution FAQ at Genderberg   Fight the New Drug FAQ    *No Porn Northampton FAQ

(Note: The No Porn Northampton FAQ is in the bottom half of their sidebar. In addition to the usual questions about pornography it addresses questions and concerns about activism against sexually oriented businesses such as "adult bookstores.")

AntiPornography.org's "Frequently Asked Questions & Responses to Pro-Pornography Arguments"

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"DEMAND" - A Documentary by Shared Hope International

This excellent documentary by the anti-sex trafficking organization Shared Hope International is about demand factors for sex trafficking, one of the most significant of which is pornography. It also addresses how all forms of commercial sexual exploitation such as pornography, stripping and prostitution are connected to all other forms such as sex trafficking and sex slavery. Please visit EndDemand.org to learn more about how demand for sex trafficking is created by those individuals (mostly men) who purchase women and children for sex.

For 2 minute and 12 minute versions of the above video, as well as more information from Shared Hope about demand, please click here.

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Shared Hope International specifically focuses on fighting the demand for commercial sexual exploitaiton, including addressing pornography as a very significant demand factor for sex trafficking. 

Please see their excellent report on this issue:

Pornography: Creating Demand for International Sex Trafficking

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For information about Gloria Steinem's important work of fighting against the harms of pornography, sex trafficking and other forms of sexual exploitation and abuse, including videos and an audio interview, please see our page on Gloria Steinem. Click here.

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