NoFap should partner with this website

Firstly, I highly recommended this website and I hope it reveals more truth to you about the harmful effects of porn addiction: https://fightthenewdrug.org

Comparing this website to NoFap is like the difference between an orange and and an apple, they both serve different functions and they both do it well. But I feel like fight the new drug really nails down the harmful side effects of porn with growing scientific research, especially concerning the area of love, relationships, and sex trafficking. I feel like here we base benefits off of lists that can often be a little exaggerated, while many people's goal of quitting NoFap is to "get girls" with their benefits. It really breaks my heart to see so many relapses taking place, and I often wonder if it's because solely of their reason to quit porn why they struggle. I'm sorry if I sound as if I'm judging them, I'm not any better and I recently got out of a relapse pit.

This website has introduced things to me like the phrase "porn kills love" that I can write down over and over again to get it into my head, because I am quitting porn for my future spouse and I want to experience love. It has motivated me tremendously. Another quote I saw: "You can't be anti-sex trafficking and pro-porn." They also discuss how porn fuels human trafficking.

Anyway, I hope that this website will change your perception of why you want to quit porn as it did to me. You can do this!

 

No not at all. The front page of the website says it's non-religious and non-profit

 

Lol I typed some long rant in response, but I removed it because it was immature.
I looked up other people's opinions on the matter, specifically those who don't like "porn kills love"

And yeah I agree it is pretty offensive and full of Mormon stuff. But, well, society and research can say what they want about porn and how it is not as harmful as FTNG says, but this photo right here really made me feel something deep. And to say there is no truth in it is silly. Anyway, thanks for opening my eyes to a different perspective.