Here at Fight the New Drug, we talk a lot about the impact pornography can have on mental health,

relationships, sexual health, and the world around us. And if you've felt that impact personally,

it's important to know this. You're not alone. That's why Relay exists. Relay is an app designed

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FtnD. Amanda shares her experience. whose story was recently featured in a report by CNN on drug-facilitated sexual abuse.

Amanda shares her experience in a relationship where she began to experience memory loss,

confusion, and physical symptoms she couldn't explain at one point believing she might be

developing Alzheimer's. Over time, she came to understand that

she had been being sexually assaulted while unconscious. In this conversation, we talked through

how the relationship began, what made the abuse so difficult to recognize in real time,

and the challenges she faced in seeking help and reporting

what happened. We also discuss how trauma can show up in the body and why awareness of this

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