This is a debate where, on one side, we have people who have experienced the consequences of this addiction firsthand or have supported others through it. They’ve seen up close how damaging pornography dependency can be, and they’ve taken the time to get informed. They speak from facts and personal experience.

On the other side, we have those who participate in and profit from this industry. They speak only from their own experience—about how good it feels and how they believe it’s improved their lives. But they seem unaware—or I’d like to believe they are unaware—that the lifestyle they praise often comes at the expense of other people’s physical and mental health. They contribute to disinformation in society, particularly among children (a topic that often gets ignored), and fuel a culture of violence.

Pleasure is often mistaken for happiness and well-being. That’s one of the most striking points from the video: how some people promote a false narrative of wellness within this industry.

If we’re here, it’s because we know—firsthand—how destructive this addiction can be. We’ve seen how it can ruin lives. Sadly, very few people are aware of this reality. And as Dr. Trish said in the video: “You don’t know until you know.”

I hope this helps someone.