Porn industry documentaries etc.

Can you recommend me one?

 

I watched tons of them and I cannot watch porn with real humans anymore. I just think of all the stories I heard and I feel really sorry for the girls (I remember vividly one girl being really sick but still doing porn, and the other one chugging painkiller before a scene).

But even before that, "real porn" wasn't really a problem with me to start with. I watched it occasionally. Now I don't.
Sadly none of those documentaries help with 3D or anime.

 

Holy fuck, this reminds me that I always keep a small porn documentary saved on my phone. I used to watch it every time I got urges and it always worked.

Thanks for the reminder man.

 

I found this kind of thing useful too in order to renew my resolve by looking at just how destructive the porn industry is. As you say @WHMvsPMO, to be motivated by my conscience.

The two that helped me were Gail Dines book Pornland, and this documentary:

But one porblem is that even very careful factual documentaries can still be triggering, so be careful.

 

im now reading it thanks mate.

 

Seems like a bad idea to me. I've used them for dopamine hits.

 

I tend to read about it every once in a while on www.fightthenewdrug.org. They always have trigger warnings and everything on all the stories. They shed a lot of light on what actually goes on in the porn industry and tbh it's pretty sickening. It will make you want to stay away from it simply for the sake of not wanting to support that industry.

The link in my signature is a thread where me and others have listed resources like this as well. If you guys/girls find some and want to add to the list feel free. It's a good resource.

 

In my case, just read all the true reports about the stories of the victims in sexual crimes and the porn industry can help me shut down all the impropriated desires. Not all, but most.
I had once wanted to join in a porn-related career, but now I have more awareness.NO I NEED TO. May this doomed future won't come true.

 

That helped me with quitting and gave me a much needed rude awakening, but it also brought on a large level of shame and OCD related thoughts to feel that I had been in some ways "connected" to the P industry as an addict. That and also www.fightthenewdrug.com is a good resource as well.

As for a good documentary, check out "Brave, Heart, World" created by Fight The New Drug. It was an eye opener and features testimonies from every level of porn from those who were addicted, to performers, to those who were trafficked and to academic researchers. Watch a sneak peek of the documentary featuring one well-known former P performer, who speaks about his detrimental experience working in the industry.



The industry is vile and needs much needed regulation, and those people attached to it's addictive consumerist platform need much needed help.

 

I'm really glad I spotted this topic, as I have not included this in my tools for recovery until now. I have only seen the trailer for the movie you suggest later, and I already know I need to be more exposed to the grim realities of this sick industry. It sure is an antidote to fantasy