Day 30 and going forward!

First of all, hello everyone! I'm new in this forum, but I'm not new to NoFap. My first experience with M was at 14 (I'm 22) and with P was at the next year, I think, since when I tried several times to stop by religious reasons but failed miserably. That's the first time I complete the 30 days, though I think it's more than that (I have started a few days before start counting). In the middle of this process, I found this forum that helped me a lot, mainly this session. I'd like to thank all of you guys for the example and I have no words to describe the whole change you've done in my life.
Now, I can:
-> look in the people's eyes and talk to them directly like never before;
-> have a daily routine and it made me more productive with reading, studies and physical exercise;
-> feel more energy and less anxiety;
-> think that woman as a person, like me and you, and not as a potential sex partner.

Some other things have helped me, like:

-> the other attempts to stop have made me learn a lot about this practice and how it makes me worse than I really am;
-> Jordan B. Peterson have oppende my eyes to the religious teaching I had in the childrood. It has some wisdom that science has not yet found.

So... today my concern lies in a possible relapse, but now I can see that I have the control of my life and I will not do it if I don't want it for the rest of my life. For some reason, I haven't had problems with urges, cept some fantasies when I'm alone for too long, but they're going away quickly.
See you at the 60th day!

 

I've just read it and it's amazing!

About Peterson's mythological and religious quotations, I sometimes could not believe that ancient knowledge contained so much useful information, but now I can fully understand why society collapses when it ignores these things. And I see porn as a distortion that will cause many bad consequences for future generations ... as it is already causing. I don't want to take part of this shit!

Thanks for the reply!

 

I agree, some parts are obscure and unclear, given the mix of psychology, history, biology, religion and so on. Peterson has the bad habit of getting into ever deeper issues, but I think it's worth it.
Good reading! The end of the book is very emotional and as complicated as the beginnig.