This is pretty important to bring up too. A lot of what we avoided with PMO will eventually rear its head, often at the most unexpected moments...
PMO recovery in some anecdotal instances has had some results similar to this, but it isn't the cause 99.5% of the time. If you can get a clean...
That's nothing to scoff at either. You're making a lot of progress, whether you know it or not. You're active, meditating, and you're successfully...
Sounds to me like you're experiencing a Flatline. I know it's thrown around a lot, but that's because it is ever-so-common and seemingly random...
If something is irreparably harming your inhibition, PMO isn't the only thing its likely effecting. I know what it's like to have to quit certain...
It all depends, as others have stated, on the type of content you're consuming in these games. If you're wasting hours upon hours grinding out...
These dreams happen. They're very common for people who quit their PMO habit, especially if that habit was very, very deeply engrained in their...
I figured, just was thrown off a bit. The flatline tends to improve over time, and you have wiring for a physical relationship in your head so...
It takes a pretty significant amount of willpower to actually override your brain at that point. We're talking consciously overriding...
Wait, so you want to continue to PMO for the next five weeks? That may just make things worse, especially if your brain becomes more reliant on...
As far as I am aware, there's really no elimination to the chaser effect except for not inciting it in the first place. It's a natural...
I had some of the same questions once I'd read it, so I did some digging. There are a few more books that expanded on it a little bit but the gist...
Right around the Day 50 mark is where some people tend to experience trouble if I recall, and that's where I started hitting the most walls too....
Well, only one thing can really answer that for you. Are you faithful? Do you consider yourself to be Christian? It's no secret that in many...
I clarified several of my statements above to reflect this. You're correct with the chip analogy and we're all in agreement that edging is...
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