Hi Fappy, yogi, 46and2, guitar1968 ! Thanks a lot for your support, that's very kind of you !
Just a bit of support like that makes a difference !
I'll make sure to check out your journals this week-end.
@ Fappy & 46and2 : as you said, little achievable goals give us the satisfaction of short-term achievements. Our brains (especially since most of us have always been or became huge procrastinators) need these little wins to stay motivated.
And when you think about it. If you can do 3 weeks PMO-free, you can do it twice, and even three times, etc. And all it takes to reach the famous 90 days PMO-free mark is to get to 3 weeks PMO-free a bit more than 4 times in a row. You could even go further and consider that 90 days is 90 times 1 day. All it takes is to get to 1 day, 90 times. You must consider that every day is independant from the day previous day, and from the next say. "Tomorrow is another day"...
I didn't write anything since last week, because until today, I haven't owned a computer for a long time (so I've been doing everything on my phone for years, which was enough for me, except when it comes to writing long messages). Anyways, I just bought a basic computer, that'll make my life much easier.
Now, I told you I would give a much detailed description about myself and my past. That's not for today because I have to get out and have a few beers with my sister. Probably tomorrow
Today marks my 15th day PMO-free. That's probably my record since 1.5 years !!!!!
I can't wait to reach the 3 weeks mark. I don't know why, but I tried quitting P for a long time, again and again, but this time I feel like it's different. This time, it's doable.
FYI : I feel fuc***g great ! I'm so pumped ! Energy is up, social anxiety and depression (my worst enemies) are down ! For the first time in a long time, I'm optimistic about the future !
Just a warning : sorry, some guys may be disappointed because when we read no-PMO journals, we want to identify with guys who are in the same conditions, but I have to tell you I've been taking antidepressants for about 5 weeks. What does it mean ? Mostly, it means that I've been feeling great for more than a week, and I keep feeling better, but I'll never be able to tell you how much % of my well-being is due to the no-PMO and how much is due to the antidepressants... Does it really matter ? I reckonit doesn't. There are thousands of testimony all over the internet about people who feel better after they quit PMO. So if you're still looking for confirmation that a PMO-free lifestyle leads to an improved well-being, there's something you missed.
Anyways, I'm a bit drunk, I pumped, can't wait to get back to you to write a bit about my past and my goals.
Have a great week-end everyone !
IWantMyMojo