“I started watching lesbian porn, which resulted in my boyfriend spreading rumors to other girls that I wanted to have a threesome with them.”

“Pornography. That word makes every ounce of my being shudder. I don’t really hate a lot of things, but this, this I hate.”

Don’t these stories say something about how porn can become a crutch for boredom or that consumers can’t leave it at home?

“This was the man that was supposed to protect me from predators, and from the world…yet instead, I felt I needed to protect myself from him.”

“We tried to be intimate but he could not achieve an erection. So he ran downstairs to watch porn while I lay there waiting for him.”

“There are much more meaningful and fun things I would like to do with my time. So have I found the relationship of my dreams? Of course not. But life is so different.”

“Behind each video, each image, a shattered, lost human being who needs our help, not our exploitation of them. I started to see everything now with a different perspective.”

As an organization, we have never intended the phrase “Porn Kills Love” to be shaming. Helping people recognize that porn is harmful isn’t about shaming them, it’s about inviting them to truly consider how porn impacts their life.

See how Jessica’s career in porn led to her substance abuse, suicide attempts, negative attitudes about sex, and how it almost ruined her life.

We invite you to consider the facts before consuming porn. If you have a brain or relationships, and want to live in a healthy society, this podcast is for you.

“My girlfriend sent me nudes because I asked her to, and it made me feel like I had the right to get nudes from anyone at any time.”

“She was very hurt, but also appreciative that I told her. She told me she was glad that she didn’t have to find out herself and catch me in a lie.”