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PMO, healthy sex and sex addiction

Discussion in 'New to NoFap' started by Gica, Mar 4, 2018.

  1. Gica

    Gica Fapstronaut

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    Hello!

    I am a 40 yo man.

    I am marryed and have children.

    I masturbate regulary since I was 11, using my fantasy thoughts and porn. Tons of fantasy and porn.

    I am sex addicted and, growing/feeding my addiction, I experienced almost everthing on sex:

    - Masturbation almost everywhere, job, car, hotels.

    - paid sex.

    - BDSM (self and paid)

    - paid group sex (active and passive)

    - etc.

    My longest No PM perriod was 6 month, when I was 23. Since then, the longest perriod was 2 months for about 3-4 times.

    Problems:

    - Long time (years) lost for porn and masturbation.

    - Premature ejaculation.

    - Erection disorders (having or keeping it)

    - Shame

    - Memory disorders

    - Focus disorders

    - Low desires

    - Risks for sexually transmitted diseases

    - Low self confidence

    - Professional problems due to memory, focus and confidence disorders.

    - Vocabulary issues.

    - Low ambition.

    - Hiding from my wife.

    - Low quality of sex.

    I tried psihoterapy some years ago. She was looking into my childhood, into my genealogic tree, trying to drill deeper and deeper. With no results.

    Now, for some... too few weeks, I am on abstinance from porn, masturbation and paid sex (again).

    It is very hard and you all know about it.

    I think is important to write about it, in order to best visualize me, my problems and my future.

    Why am I here?

    Because I want a better life. I want to have a normal sexual relation with my wife. I want and need to not have the above problems anymore.


    Sorry for my English
     
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  2. Hey @Gica ,

    Welcome to NoFap! You are in the right place.

    I'm just a regular member on here, so take what I say as my experience. I found that I needed to:

    1. Learn the NoFap program.

    2. Get involved with the community.

    The best resource I found was the “Getting Started with NoFap” guide. It is on the NoFap homepage and you can download it for free from this link https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/new-users-list-of-rebooting-resources.50878/

    Then, watch this video:



    It is really good and explains so much about how the blasting of porn images into the brain in high definition on high speed internet while slamming porn sounds into the ears with headphones can literally change the way your brain demands sexual stimulation.

    The video explains it better than I can.

    Also, a great page is https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/new-users-list-of-rebooting-resources.50878/ my experience is that by reading every link and watching every video, I learned so much.

    Then, I got involved with the community. I'm not anyone special on here, I don't have any magic powers. But, I can say hello to new members, post my journal entries, remember to “like” peoples posts, and offer my experience, strength and hope where appropriate.

    Looking forward to seeing you around on the forums,

    --> L

    PS - I Think of pmo like a wolf. When I stay near the center of the group and stay with the winners, the wolf has a more difficult time finding me. But, if I stop working at NoFap and stray near the edges of the community, then the wolf can pick me off.
     
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  3. For me NoFap is 1/2 program & 1/2 fellowship.

    Click on these people and post a "hello" on their profiles.

    I've found that the bricks that hold this community together are cemented with the support of the members of the fellowship.

    @Gray Wolf
    @Chriss27
    @ludwig525
    @C. J.
    @hoping_cannon
    @DavidGibson
    @SteelshoT
    @Jewels
    @reystronaut
    @2525
    @weddingnails
    @PatrickR
    @Beamer

    Look at with whom they exchange messages and you will find more profiles.

    So, if you would have found more profiles yourself, why suggest these particular ones as a start? Those relationships started with just saying hello. So, my ESH is that saying hello has kept the fellowship alive for myself.

    Looking forward to your success and in seeing you say hello on these profiles,

    --> L
     
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  4. One of the ways I got involved with the fellowship was by reading some really great journals. Reading other's stories with their victories and even defeats is a big part of my program.

    I've included journals from all age groups, spiritual members, religious members, secular members, male and female. You should find journals that help. If not, look around, there are hundreds of others from which to choose. When I say "it works if you work it", reading journals is part of that work.

    Once you open a journal, click "Watch Thread" in the upper right of the page to get alerts when new posts are made. Here are just a few:

    @Alikersantti - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/155162/
    ---
    @C. J. - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/153580/
    ---
    @Reverent - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/143845/
    ---
    @Struggle Bug - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/141911/
    ---
    @BigDawg913 - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/145872/
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    @kropo82 - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/78164/
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    @tet2vd - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/144513/
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    @Protagoras - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/109842/
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    @JakeO5 - https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.php?threads/152940/
    ---

    There are many more, and you can discover them on your own. But, these are great places to start.

    This is a work in progress. So, if a journal has changed or is no longer active, look around there are some amazing journals on here.

    --> L

    PS - Starting a journal also helped me a great deal.

    The journals are listed by age groups on the forum start page. Most members run one journal only. That way both the member and others can go back and look at their journey at a later time.

    Hope to read your journal soon. Also, in your personal details you can put a link to your journal. Then, appears under your avatar.


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  5. Hi Gica
    I understand what you are going through as I have similar behaviours
    Keep up the programme
     

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