We Read The Comments So You Don't Have To

About this episode

The episode discusses the comments received on Fight the New Drug’s social media and explores the implications of these reactions on the understanding of pornography.

In this bonus episode of Consider Before Consuming, Natale and Elisabeth take you behind the scenes of managing Fight the New Drug’s social media and the kinds of comments that come with it. From someone sharing, “I started viewing porn at 11 and didn’t even distinguish between adult and child porn,” to debates like “nobody is forcing you… you’re choosing to be that person,” this episode highlights the wide range of reactions these conversations bring up. Together, they unpack what these responses reveal about how porn is understood today, and why the way we respond matters. From early exposure and normalization to addiction and recovery, this conversation explores how empathy and education—not shame—can lead to more meaningful change. Core Articles: Get The Facts YouTube: CBC Playlist Podcast: Consider Before Consuming Ep. 160: Hunter Clark Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

People in this episode

Hosts: Natale, Elisabeth

Topics covered

• social media
• pornography
• empathy
• education
• addiction
• recovery

Keywords

• social media
• pornography
• comments
• empathy
• education
• addiction
• recovery

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Fight the New Drug

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