You are very welcome to send me a private message from now on, as i will send my response to you via pm. But please refrain from any further religious discussion in my thread. You can state any opinion you want here as long as you keep religion out of it. This isn't a religious discussion and I am asking you nicely not to turn it into one. If you want to get your word out like this, please go ahead and open your own thread. Thank you very much!
A little late to the party but thanks a ton for sharing your experience and motivating all of us here! I had joined this community last year since I have been facing almost the same issues you have mentioned since my teenage started. I have daydreamed umpteenth times how my life would be without PMO addiction but it has largely remained just that - a daydream. I start, I fail, I go back to my instincts. I start again, fail again and well, story continued. I have realised now that getting over PMO is not really an outcome but a journey and you have to really enjoy each and every moment of that journey to ultimately accomplish what we have set out to. Hope, I would also be able to share similar personal story in near future.
Hey I just read through the thread and want to say: Thanks so much for your experience. It really motivates me to see that others with the same struggles as me have overcome their vulgar desires to further progress in their life. We must not let these temporary urges take control of our lives, and get the upper hand over PMO. The horrible contingencies coming from pornography validates the need for every one of us to get on this journey of self-discipline. So that we can set to succeed in academics and personal life and business and fitness. Whatever it is, I have hope that everyone in this community will eventually get to where they ultimately want to be. Cheers!
Oh fuck I'm 23 and reading your post made me really feel well. @ReclaimedLife , man, thanks. Sometimes I think I just won't make it and that I'm trapped here. I myself thought about doing a Work and Travel, If I have the chance that would be awesome one day.
Just read this beautiful story and came at a time that I really needed it. I appreciate the openness and advice of the story. Thank you
I am on recovery for 1.7 years , still flatline. I want to marry but can sex undo the brain recovery? I cant check out the girls body if i do so i get anxiety in my brain Any comments pls
Hey! To give some kind of advice, I need to know a little bit more about yourself. How old are you, what life circumstances do you currently have and whether you already had good sex and if you have good sex with your future wife, assuming you are together with her.
i am 36 years old and on recovery process hard mode for 17 months. i feel recovery in my brain but idk how much healing has been done but sexual urges in brain is not as intense and insane as before. if i still see skin of any girls i get anxiety in my brain . i also want to know if i indulge in sex in future will that fry the again upregulated dopamine bcz sex alos release massive dopamine receptors .life has become hell from this pmo habit
This was an amazing read! Thank you for sharing your experience, dude, it was a spark of hope in my day today! May your path be open <3
Thanks so much for sharing this, bro you're amazing and really inspiring! I'm pretty sure one day I'll be able to post my own success story and I won't forget to mention you, all the best man!
I'm Happy For You Brother. Stand Up For yourself & Take Care Of Yourself. And Live your life to it's fullest potential. You are better Than those bullies.
Thanks for this post. This is very inspiration and like that it is not a one-time post and leave success story but a continually evolving one. I am just on my second week for hard mode and I hope to conquer my fears too and move towards all the dreams that I had when I was a kid.
Really good writing, I was immersed in your story. I saw some similarities in our story, but my journey isn't reach the resolution part yet. Thank you, I'm feeling stronger
I love this post. You accepted the challenges that you were inevitably going to face, you knew suffering was going to come and persevered regardless. Rather than be dragged down by the undeniable challenges you faced in your development, you decided you could take action to improve your situation. My biggest issue and a contributing factor to my addiction was blaming others for situations in my life and not taking accountability to improve life. I've created a video on the victim mentality and how you can overcome it: Respect bro. Hope you are still going strong.