MosesY, great story and glad to hear you made it for over a month. It's great to hear from other guys going through the same clean - relapse - clean cycle and not giving up. Life without porn is definitely better. It's great to hear you working through your social anxiety too. Being out of your house and around others helps.
Just be careful and never let your guard down completely. I've been through several, long reboot attempts prior to getting on this site. All were 3-5 months completely clean. By then you should be good right? Wrong! Life was better and my mind had settled way down. I felt calmer and more dominant. Eased up on stupid behavior like road rage, wanting to fight, obsessing over girls butts. Sex life was good. Morning wood...check. Each time I failed because I let my guard down, specifically on small triggers. Clicking on that stupid link with bikini photos of some celebrity. Clicking on an ad for women's underwear to see the picture in higher resolution. Even when doing these mindless, almost meaningless things I knew deep down that there is no reason to do it. Since I took that step it allowed my subconscious to subtly justify taking the next step which was actively seeking out photos. You can guess where it went from there.
At the point of clicking on the first photos it would have been so easy to turn back. A quick "this is dumb. What's the purpose?" and I would have shut it down and moved on. Easy. A few weeks later when I was about to click on one of the videos that used to really get me going and letting my hands wander, it was like turning an aircraft carrier. Going back after all the relapses and figuring out what went wrong I came to the same conclusion - I thought I was "cured" and let my guard down. The relapse built for weeks in tiny, easily "justifiable as okay" steps. Each one broke down a little more resistance to getting back to PMO.
Stay strong.