When we first created the “Porn Kills Love” tee and began using #PornKillsLove on social media in 2013, we had no idea that it would turn into the global movement that it is today.

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Porn is the 2nd most common form of human trafficking in the United States (Polaris, 2022).

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The porn industry often uses plots that involve rape, incest, racism, sexism, sexual violence, and pedophilia, dismissing the normalization of abuse as mere fantasy.

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Many turn to porn as a temporary relief from stress, anxiety, boredom, loneliness, or other difficult emotions. But research suggests that turning to porn may actually be making your mental health worse.

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About 70% of porn consumers who learn about mistreatment in the porn industry take some form of action to combat it, including changing their porn habits (Tollini & Diamond-Welch, 2021).

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Even porn consumers recognize that pornography is normalizing sexual violence (BBFC, 2025).

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Many people turn to porn as a coping mechanism. But instead of providing a healthy outlet, research shows that porn can actually be detrimental to a consumer's mental health in the long run.

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A new report recently surveyed more than 5,300 "Gen Z" young adults aged 18–29 about their experiences with porn.

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Today, AI tools can generate or manipulate sexualized images in minutes, and the person depicted doesn’t need to participate, pose for an explicit photo, or even know the image exists. And for teenagers, this is already a part of their reality.

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The exploitation and porn problem on mainstream social media sites shows that more needs to be done to protect young people and prevent abuse.

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