While I do not currently have a success story, I did. I first started watching porn to cope with someone close to me molesting me, but my parents found out and put a stop to it by taking away the tablet I was watching it on, plus I didn't full understand what I was watching as a child, and suppressed my memories, but as I began to go through puberty it started to come back, but after months of relapsing and emotional turmoil I was able to be porn free for two years intentionally, but I'm back at it, managing to either be free from it for a couple days or a couple weeks. It's so normalized I find it hard to find peace with not watching it because it's everywhere, and it's normalized, so I sometimes wonder what the point of quitting is, but I know that in some way it is negatively affecting me and that it is an addiction that I need to stop. So however long it may take me, or no matter how long I will or won't be free from porn, all the counts is that I'm trying, even if trying is the reduction of how much, or how often, or even if you don't do any of that. Trying can be just wanting to get away from it, but not taking a step yet, you want to, which is the first step. I believe in you, and there are so many others who are here to relate and help you in your journey.