I am starting my rebooting journey tomorrow from PMO addiction

Discussion in 'Rebooting - Porn Addiction Recovery' started by Need to quit!123, Mar 16, 2023.

  1. Need to quit!123

    Need to quit!123 Fapstronaut

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    Tomorrow is the day I will start my journey to quit porn again. I’ve quit it in the past and have gone up to 6 months without it but since then I’ve been struggling to quit in the past 2 years. However, I’ve learnt a lot about my triggers and practical things that I do that help me with not watching porn like: not being in your room alone with my phone, having a routine, starting productive, going sleep without your phone etc. Also, I’m not calling this a streak because that means I’m trying to quit and we all know people that try to quit and they eventually end up relapsing. I have quit and I’m never going back to this shit again. This is a lifelong thing and from tomorrow I will start my rebooting journey. Im pissed off. I don’t want to live like this anymore. I want to be successful in life, I want to be the best version of myself and be at my true potential. I don’t want depression no more. I don’t want social anxiety, brain fog, low energy, low libido etc, anymore. That’s it. Ive had enough. These past 2 years Icl I haven’t been taking this that seriously but now looking back in these 2 years I’ve don’t fuck all with my life and just been addicted and distracted by highly dopamine actives like porn, junk food, social media, YouTube etc. Ive been so distracted by pleasure that these two years went by like a flash. My whole life will go by like this with me being distracted with pleasure and I won’t achieve anything. I don’t want no regrets. I want to become great and live a happy life. Porn has destroyed my life these past few years and I’ve officially quit it now starting from tomorrow. If you’ve read this far thank you very much for taking your time out to read this rant but I had to get it out my system. Also, I’m not going to count days because that’s bullshit and doesn’t work. I know a complete recovery is about 3 months so I’ll keep this day in mind later down the line to see how far I’ve came. It would be nice if you guys gave me some advice to quit forever, guidance, encouraging words etc. I will post my success story in the next few months, mark my words.