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Just a simple, concise list of why I should stop PMO.

Discussion in 'Rebooting - Porn Addiction Recovery' started by terpsi, Oct 31, 2019.

  1. terpsi

    terpsi New Fapstronaut

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    Hi, I'm 19 years old, dealing with this issue for the past 5 years. It already caused a lot of damage in my life, but, having relapsed little over an hour ago, I felt compelled to write down this list. I know this probably happens to a lot of you, when after relapsing you feel more determined to quit this self-destructive habit once and for all, only to relapse days/weeks later. However, at least this time I took the initiative to write this. In some way, sharing it here seems more binding than just keeping it in my notebook.

    Reasons Why I use PMO:

    1) I feel lonely
    2) I have no true goals in life
    3) I haven't found a meaning to my life.
    4) Overall numbness towards the world, an orgasm seems to be the only thing I can feel anymore.
    5) I medicate myself with porn to stop feeling bad.
    6) Never had a girlfriend, barely no sexual experience.
    7) I can't stop.


    Reasons Why I should quit PMO:
    1) I would feel good about myself/ more confident
    2) I would be more productive/ get better grades
    3) I would have a better chance at finding a girl.
    4) I would have more time to read/ pursue other hobbies
     
    Last edited: Oct 31, 2019
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  2. Two_Brains

    Two_Brains Fapstronaut

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    A lot of truth and my own feelings and thoughts in your list.

    stay strong and win your battles my friend.....

    I would also add a negative as the more years you clock up fapping, the more likely you are to develop long term mental health issues.

    good luck
     
  3. risedaily

    risedaily Fapstronaut

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    Pls do evrithing possible to quit this destructive habit ones and for all. I was just like u and now am 22 and addicted for a decade.
     

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