This is my first post, so I'll try to explain how I got to where I am today.
I first saw pornography as a teen/preteen. I viewed it a couple of times, but was able to prevent it from becoming a habit. At that time everything was dial up, and I was sneaking on the family computer.
Then as I got into the later teen years, I started to view it more. It honestly made me feel disgusting that I struggled to stop. I remember praying for the strength to overcome it. Finally I was able to stop, mostly through sheer will power. Keep in mind smartphones weren't around then, so it was an easier thing to avoid. I spoke to my church leader, called a Bishop in my faith, and honestly it took so much courage to do so that the thought of having to do that all over again was a huge motivator for me to never view porn again.
I went to my freshman year of university (college), then went on a 2 year church mission. I didn't have any issues during that time. Then I got back, and bought a smartphone. A few years into using a smartphone, I got on Instagram and that eventually led to Instagram throwing scantilly clad photos at me. Now, a lot of people may not consider that "pornography", but it absolutely is. Just think about it--sitting there, lusting after some pixels on a screen, rewiring your brain, swiping from one person to the next. Sure, it's not as extreme, but it's not good for the soul and especially future relationships.
I looked into a bunch of the apps out there to help, and the unfortunate truth was none of them would work because Instagram was an app and I didn't want to give up Instagram fully because sharing photos with friends and family actually was an enjoyable thing to do. I ended up quitting Instagram though, because I couldn't find anything that would help and it just wasn't worth it.
I eventually found Truple though, which really destroyed temptations. Where before I was tempted every single night, now it was like once in a blue moon and the temptation was a lot weaker.
I've now progressed to the point where I still catch myself being drawn towards sexual content, but I'm becoming very good at disgreguarding those thoughts very quickly. Someone in my church once said, "you can't stop a bird from flying over your head, but you can stop it from making a nest there". I've really taken that to heart. A huge lesson I had to learn was that I'm in control of my thoughts. I choose what I think. I choose what I day dream about. I choose what I ponder on. And all of this includes throwing "bad" unhealthy (lustful) thoughts out. It ironically also applies to many other things in life as well. You can choose to throw negative thoughts out to stay motivated. You can choose to ignore relatively small risks/dangers that you're emotionally responding to simply because worrying about them ruins your life.
Anyway--thats my intro. Excited to share my journey here, and I hope it's helpful to some. It's been a long road, and I've learned a lot from it.