leoredding37
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Ayo,
I'm in my mid 20's now and after 15 years of nearly daily PMO I've reached the realization that I cannot co-exist with it. I'm very fortunate that my addiction has never led to any serious disruptions in my life but over the years I've noticed just how much of a ceiling it's created. I used to think that PMO was a self-therapy, a reaction to events around me. I really want to credit Allen Carr's Easy Way method for introducing me to this idea that our addictions are causing all of the problems we're using our vices to solve. My recent decision to attempt a reboot is because I think PMO is CAUSING all of the problems I'm using it to solve. Even when life seemed really, really good, I'd still return to PMO. I'd make it a week or two, feel amazing, feel FREE, and then always come back to it, never able to fully quit.
Anyway, I've decided that enough is enough, I cannot coexist with PMO. It's started to bleed into all areas of my life whether it's my relationships with women, my overall feelings of happiness, and most of all, my life goals.
It's really scary to face life sometimes and I was using PMO as an escape. Deep down, I know that there's only one way to go, can't go around it and ya gotta go through it.
So this is day 1 of the rest of my life, we'll see how it goes!
I'm in my mid 20's now and after 15 years of nearly daily PMO I've reached the realization that I cannot co-exist with it. I'm very fortunate that my addiction has never led to any serious disruptions in my life but over the years I've noticed just how much of a ceiling it's created. I used to think that PMO was a self-therapy, a reaction to events around me. I really want to credit Allen Carr's Easy Way method for introducing me to this idea that our addictions are causing all of the problems we're using our vices to solve. My recent decision to attempt a reboot is because I think PMO is CAUSING all of the problems I'm using it to solve. Even when life seemed really, really good, I'd still return to PMO. I'd make it a week or two, feel amazing, feel FREE, and then always come back to it, never able to fully quit.
Anyway, I've decided that enough is enough, I cannot coexist with PMO. It's started to bleed into all areas of my life whether it's my relationships with women, my overall feelings of happiness, and most of all, my life goals.
It's really scary to face life sometimes and I was using PMO as an escape. Deep down, I know that there's only one way to go, can't go around it and ya gotta go through it.
So this is day 1 of the rest of my life, we'll see how it goes!
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