The Glamorous Lie
I’m sure you’ve heard it all before. People tell you that porn is harmless entertainment. The performers want to be there and are paid for what they do. They claim that no one is being raped or hurt, and the girls do these videos because they have an insatiable need for sex. But nothing could be further from the truth. The pornography industry is built on lies.After breaking free from the world of pornography, several former porn stars have come forward to share their stories of the abuse, violence, drugs, alcohol, coercion, suicide, and disease that saturates the pornography world.
Exposing the Truth
Thanks to the brave women and men who have decided to
share their stories about the pornography industry, we are starting to get a glimpse into this destructive world. After reading about the experiences of so many who were abused, controlled, and beaten down for the sake of viewers, it’s impossible to say that pornography is “harmless entertainment.”According to the account of one
former porn actress, “It was torture for seven years. I was miserable, I was lonely, I eventually turned to drugs and alcohol and attempted suicide. I knew I wanted out, but I didn’t know how to get out.”Thankfully, many porn stars are able to get out and slowly start rebuilding the shattered pieces of their lives, but it is never easy. The scars, both visible and not, take a long time to heal.
Freedom and Recovery
If you are ready to break free from the hurt that comes from viewing pornography, there is hope. Here at Ever Accountable, we want to provide you with the tools and support you need to find the freedom, happiness, and peace you deserve.
