My "Hard 90" Journal

TK-421

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Feetfirst said:
Hi TK,
After reading your post on the trail that leads one in. I share with you a post to myself for myself which might be of some use to you on this topic....

I need to be so vigilant when online. 

Not only what I look at but the vigilance needs to extend beyond what I am looking at, to the thoughts arising through my mind and more importantly my level of agitation excitement or discontent. Why am I online?

Am I online to browse some news articles or am I online in some kind of cravy mode? Searching from this to that in that endless dissatisfaction?  Sometimes it starts with one and through agitation or discontent leads to another but for sure when I am online with a mind that is agitated, excited or discontent... I AM NOT SAFE! No matter what I am looking at! Its just too easy to get drawn into finding a 'solution'.

So this is my commitment to myself is to become more aware of my own state of mind when online. Avoid long sessions. Have breaks and when I feel these negative minds arising thats my cue to take a break and still the mind.

Of course this may not be relevant to you TK we are all different but I share it anyway.

Cheers
FF

Thanks for your input FF. This is absolutely an issue for me too. I need to recognize when I'm just mindlessly surfing the Internet, especially when I am tired and bored as these are prime situations for relapse. I recently installed an app on my phone called Moment that tracks how much time I'm on my phone on a day. It's shocking really how the minutes add up to hours in a day. Some of it is productive, much of it isn't. I've also recently deleted the Facebook app from my phone. It's a time waster and full of triggers.
 
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Boo

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TK-421 said:
Feetfirst said:
Hi TK,
After reading your post on the trail that leads one in. I share with you a post to myself for myself which might be of some use to you on this topic....

I need to be so vigilant when online. 

Not only what I look at but the vigilance needs to extend beyond what I am looking at, to the thoughts arising through my mind and more importantly my level of agitation excitement or discontent. Why am I online?

Am I online to browse some news articles or am I online in some kind of cravy mode? Searching from this to that in that endless dissatisfaction?  Sometimes it starts with one and through agitation or discontent leads to another but for sure when I am online with a mind that is agitated, excited or discontent... I AM NOT SAFE! No matter what I am looking at! Its just too easy to get drawn into finding a 'solution'.

So this is my commitment to myself is to become more aware of my own state of mind when online. Avoid long sessions. Have breaks and when I feel these negative minds arising thats my cue to take a break and still the mind.

Of course this may not be relevant to you TK we are all different but I share it anyway.

Cheers
FF

Thanks for your input FF. This is absolutely an issue for me too. I need to recognize when I'm just mindlessly surfing the Internet, especially when I am tired and bored as these are prime situations for relapse. I recently installed an app on my phone called Moment that tracks how much time I'm on my phone on a day. It's shocking really how the minutes add up to hours in a day. Some of it is productive, much of it isn't. I've also recently deleted the Facebook app from my phone. It's a time waster and full of triggers.

That's a good move. I know it's hard for people to give up "Fakebook", but it's a good move even if you don't have a PMO issue. I was the first one I knew on it (was recommended by a friend in Colorado) but quit it before it got as popular as it is today. Haven't missed it a bit. If it triggers you, all the better reason to quit it.

 

TK-421

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Day 11

I'm addicted to porn and the artificial dopamine high it gives me.  For today, I will not use.  I don't want to be a serial relapser. I don't want my mind to trick me into thinking that "it wasn't so bad" or "I actually really love porn". I want out of the endless cycle. I don't want the hours long porn sessions. I don't want to be hiding under my blankets in bed with my wife, chatting with some stranger about porn. I value honesty and integrity. I don't want to be afraid of being found out. I don't want the stress of being a phoney.

I don't know if other guys on here had the experience of their wife or girlfriend being a part of their addiction. I think my wife is really attractive and at times she was into letting me take all kinds of erotic photos of her. I have struggled with this because in one sense it was something I did with my wife and it made our sex life better in many ways, but it also fed my addiction to artificial stimulation. It also fed all kinds of unhealthy fantasies and dishonest behaviours. It's a hard one for me. I know that if I were to look at her pictures now, it would definitely be "porn" for me, notwithstanding that it is our own. Maybe my views will change, but for now I need to avoid those photos. I know it would be very hard for me to delete all of her pictures.

I am continuing on my journey to the other side, to the free men who are no longer slaves. Good luck to anyone reading this who is on the same path to freedom.

TK-421
 

TK-421

Active Member
Day 15

I am breaking free of my addiction.  I no longer want to be a slave to pornography and artificial dopamine highs. I don't like how using makes me feel and how it changes me as a person.

I haven't posted for a few days, but this reboot has been on my mind. I think it needs to be. I have struggled with porn and sex for many years. About six months ago I started keeping a journal with my thoughts on these issues.  I was re-reading my entries this morning and can really see how I was struggling and the up and down, cyclical nature of it.  I'd get to a point where I couldn't stand using porn anymore, swear it off, feel better for a few days and then relapse. The relapse was usually complete and would last for weeks or months.  I can also see that I struggled with a desire to have an "exciting sex life" and didn't want to relegate myself to a boring, predictable sex life with my wife. 

I can see now that I was resistant to kicking porn out of my life completely. As many others here have found, I really wanted to control it and use less. I wanted to eliminate the more troublesome behaviours, but still keep the "fun" stuff. I wanted to be able to watch porn every now and then and have a quick jerk off. I now know that this isn't possible. So many times I've started with something easy or quick and then found myself right back in the shit. I don't want that anymore.  I need to go back further in my trigger chains. The problem isn't just when I'm in the middle of a 4 hour fapping session. It starts earlier. It starts with being tired, it starts with obsessive sexual fantasies,  it starts with lingering on non-nude sexy images that I come across,  it starts with mindless internet surfing, it starts with what is supposed to be a "quick"jerk off to get a sexual release.  I now understand that I can't have these things in my life if I want to be successful.

I am taking off my chains.  I take comfort in knowing that many of you are on this same journey.  Let's wake up and continue on our journey to freedom.

TK-421
 
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Chip

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TK-421 said:
Day 15

I am breaking free of my addiction.  I no longer want to be a slave to pornography and artificial dopamine highs. I don't like how using makes me feel and how it changes me as a person.

I haven't posted for a few days, but this reboot has been on my mind. I think it needs to be. I have struggled with porn and sex for many years. About six months ago I started keeping a journal with my thoughts on these issues.  I was re-reading my entries this morning and can really see how I was struggling and the up and down, cyclical nature of it.  I'd get to a point where I couldn't stand using porn anymore, swear it off, feel better for a few days and then relapse. The relapse was usually complete and would last for weeks or months.  I can also see that I struggled with a desire to have an "exciting sex life" and didn't want to relegate myself to a boring, predictable sex life with my wife. 

I can see now that I was resistant to kicking porn out of my life completely. As many others here have found, I really wanted to control it and use less. I wanted to eliminate the more troublesome behaviours, but still keep the "fun" stuff. I wanted to be able to watch porn every now and then and have a quick jerk off. I now know that this isn't possible. So many times I've started with something easy or quick and then found myself right back in the shit. I don't want that anymore.  I need to go back further in my trigger chains. The problem isn't just when I'm in the middle of a 4 hour fapping session. It starts earlier. It starts with being tired, it starts with obsessive sexual fantasies,  it starts with lingering on non-nude sexy images that I come across,  it starts with mindless internet surfing, it starts with what is supposed to be a "quick"jerk off to get a sexual release.  I now understand that I can't have these things in my life if I want to be successful.

I am taking off my chains.  I take comfort in knowing that many of you are on this same journey.  Let's wake up and continue on our journey to freedom.

TK-421
Congrats on 15! I'm right there with you, on or about 15 as I write this.  I think you and I are of a similar path, that NO PORN is the only way.  Keep up the good work, keep taking those thoughts captive and lets charge thru 21 like she ain't even there, Bro!  I think I 've tried just about every approach imaginable, with filter, without filter.  I've tried allowing myself just a little peek and every other design that lets a little porn hang around.  What I've learned from my experiences, from 35+ years on the porn wars battlefield is, have a strong Defense, ZERO PORN.  Build a wall, cut off all access and train your mind daily to think on good things, pure things, holy things.  Like a lot I resisted having filters blockers for a long time, for many reasons, but I think the main was a trick my mind was playing on me.  I think that little voice that urges us to take a little peek, was also telling me I didn't need the protection of a filter, that I could be stronger than that, that a real man should be able to withstand it.  I couldn't, I fell over and over again.  So I've finally reached a place where I was willing to lay down my bravado, to give up doing it my way and just follow what scripture says.  So I plucked out my eye, cut off my hand, made a conscious effort to take ALL my thoughts captive and try to put on the "Whole Armor" of God everyday.

Being on here and interacting with other men with the same issue and reading success stories I've realized everyone is effected differently depending on how old they were when they started and how long they've been in it.  I make the comparison to waking up in a house that is on fire.  For some that were close to the front door, they seem to easily leave with little effort and move on.  Some who were in the back of the house made their escape thru a side window or the back door.  But me, I've been in the house a long time, I had the opportunity to leave out the front but instead retreated deeper into the house, cutting off my chance of leaving out the front door.  The fire kept spreading, up the walls, across the ceiling, but I wouldn't or couldn't simply leave.  Instead I retreated even deeper into the house, I climbed the stairs with the fire licking at my heels, but I kept going.  The flames kept growing higher and hotter till I found myself on the roof, the house fully engulfed and me running out of options.  I was still alive, hadn't been burned yet, but I was starting to cough, I could see the flames inching closer and the realization that if I didnt act VERY soon I was most likely was going to burn with the house.  I could here family, friends and God calling to me to jump, to escape the fire, to take the leap to safety.  Thru the darkening smoke I saw the hand of Jesus reach out to me and I took it and we dashed to the edge and leaped...

That leap for me was me putting some skin in the game.  The only pain I've ever endured thru all my years of porn was the pain of disappointment and shame I felt.  I know you'll understand this part, once I fall and really give in to porn, because I don't go halfway.  I crash hard, that realization starts to set in almost immediately after I "O" during a PMO session.  But instead of stopping at one I usually would binge for about 4 days to a couple of weeks.  Once the binge was complete and i was feeling sufficiently dark, I'd rededicate myself and begin to abstain again.  Then I'd go 18-21 days and by that time I was feeling better, the guilt and shame had abated and I was feeling good.  This is when I was vulnerable, I no longer felt the danger or guilt or shame and when that first tiny thought would present itself, it didn't seem all that dangerous, just a little tickle in the mind.  You know I'm sure where it goes from here, cycle repeats...  I realized I needed something extra, something tangible that I could look to once my feelings of shame and guilt had waned.  So I looked around and found my most prized possession and put it up as a kind of wager against myself to give me the extra motivation to push through.  If I fall even once, my wife has my permission to destroy this item as I watch.  The business I have planned for next year depends on this item, which is a book of designs and data I've spent 30+ years collecting, it is irreplaceable.  This is my dive from the roof.

I'm not telling you to do the same, merely sharing my thoughts, my experiences and my strategy.  I want this to be my last time thru, no more redo's, no more starting over.  I had in my earlier time on this site kinda looked up to several of the other veterans, but over time I would begin to see cracks in their wisdom and methods, but I find "William's" to line up with scripture.  William has been PMO free for more than 500 days, he's doing something right... 
 

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Chip said:
That leap for me was me putting some skin in the game.  The only pain I've ever endured thru all my years of porn was the pain of disappointment and shame I felt.  I know you'll understand this part, once I fall and really give in to porn, because I don't go halfway.  I crash hard, that realization starts to set in almost immediately after I "O" during a PMO session.  But instead of stopping at one I usually would binge for about 4 days to a couple of weeks.  Once the binge was complete and i was feeling sufficiently dark, I'd rededicate myself and begin to abstain again.  Then I'd go 18-21 days and by that time I was feeling better, the guilt and shame had abated and I was feeling good.  This is when I was vulnerable, I no longer felt the danger or guilt or shame and when that first tiny thought would present itself, it didn't seem all that dangerous, just a little tickle in the mind.  You know I'm sure where it goes from here, cycle repeats...  I realized I needed something extra, something tangible that I could look to once my feelings of shame and guilt had waned.  So I looked around and found my most prized possession and put it up as a kind of wager against myself to give me the extra motivation to push through.  If I fall even once, my wife has my permission to destroy this item as I watch.  The business I have planned for next year depends on this item, which is a book of designs and data I've spent 30+ years collecting, it is irreplaceable.  This is my dive from the roof.

Wow, Chip, those are big stakes! You've really hitched your wagon to succeeding here. I hope you fight like hell to win this time. You're coming up to your weakest moment now - the next week will be tough. Do whatever you can you not succumb. We're all here everyday if you need some support. Go for it - don't screw up your business!

Best wishes.
 
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Boo

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TK-421 said

"My advice - do the hard 90."

TK,

I pulled this quote from your last post in my journal. My understanding of the "hard 90" is no sex, not even with a spouse. Now I understand that there's a lot of damaged relationships on these forums and a lot of guys with PIED. All that aside, are you actually doing the true "hard 90" as I understand it? Maybe I've got that part wrong. I read William's post many weeks ago and that's how I interpreted it. I would actually pose this question to anybody else here who reads it that is in a relationship.
 

TK-421

Active Member
Chip said:
Congrats on 15! I'm right there with you, on or about 15 as I write this.  I think you and I are of a similar path, that NO PORN is the only way.  Keep up the good work, keep taking those thoughts captive and lets charge thru 21 like she ain't even there, Bro!  I think I 've tried just about every approach imaginable, with filter, without filter.  I've tried allowing myself just a little peek and every other design that lets a little porn hang around.  What I've learned from my experiences, from 35+ years on the porn wars battlefield is, have a strong Defense, ZERO PORN.  Build a wall, cut off all access and train your mind daily to think on good things, pure things, holy things.  Like a lot I resisted having filters blockers for a long time, for many reasons, but I think the main was a trick my mind was playing on me.  I think that little voice that urges us to take a little peek, was also telling me I didn't need the protection of a filter, that I could be stronger than that, that a real man should be able to withstand it.  I couldn't, I fell over and over again.  So I've finally reached a place where I was willing to lay down my bravado, to give up doing it my way and just follow what scripture says.  So I plucked out my eye, cut off my hand, made a conscious effort to take ALL my thoughts captive and try to put on the "Whole Armor" of God everyday.

Being on here and interacting with other men with the same issue and reading success stories I've realized everyone is effected differently depending on how old they were when they started and how long they've been in it.  I make the comparison to waking up in a house that is on fire.  For some that were close to the front door, they seem to easily leave with little effort and move on.  Some who were in the back of the house made their escape thru a side window or the back door.  But me, I've been in the house a long time, I had the opportunity to leave out the front but instead retreated deeper into the house, cutting off my chance of leaving out the front door.  The fire kept spreading, up the walls, across the ceiling, but I wouldn't or couldn't simply leave.  Instead I retreated even deeper into the house, I climbed the stairs with the fire licking at my heels, but I kept going.  The flames kept growing higher and hotter till I found myself on the roof, the house fully engulfed and me running out of options.  I was still alive, hadn't been burned yet, but I was starting to cough, I could see the flames inching closer and the realization that if I didnt act VERY soon I was most likely was going to burn with the house.  I could here family, friends and God calling to me to jump, to escape the fire, to take the leap to safety.  Thru the darkening smoke I saw the hand of Jesus reach out to me and I took it and we dashed to the edge and leaped...

That leap for me was me putting some skin in the game.  The only pain I've ever endured thru all my years of porn was the pain of disappointment and shame I felt.  I know you'll understand this part, once I fall and really give in to porn, because I don't go halfway.  I crash hard, that realization starts to set in almost immediately after I "O" during a PMO session.  But instead of stopping at one I usually would binge for about 4 days to a couple of weeks.  Once the binge was complete and i was feeling sufficiently dark, I'd rededicate myself and begin to abstain again.  Then I'd go 18-21 days and by that time I was feeling better, the guilt and shame had abated and I was feeling good.  This is when I was vulnerable, I no longer felt the danger or guilt or shame and when that first tiny thought would present itself, it didn't seem all that dangerous, just a little tickle in the mind.  You know I'm sure where it goes from here, cycle repeats...  I realized I needed something extra, something tangible that I could look to once my feelings of shame and guilt had waned.  So I looked around and found my most prized possession and put it up as a kind of wager against myself to give me the extra motivation to push through.  If I fall even once, my wife has my permission to destroy this item as I watch.  The business I have planned for next year depends on this item, which is a book of designs and data I've spent 30+ years collecting, it is irreplaceable.  This is my dive from the roof.

I'm not telling you to do the same, merely sharing my thoughts, my experiences and my strategy.  I want this to be my last time thru, no more redo's, no more starting over.  I had in my earlier time on this site kinda looked up to several of the other veterans, but over time I would begin to see cracks in their wisdom and methods, but I find "William's" to line up with scripture.  William has been PMO free for more than 500 days, he's doing something right...


Thanks for your comments and support Chip. Yes, it looks like we have the same amount of time in. I haven't really been using blockers either. I have in the past and they are easy enough to get around. I want to focus on recognizing when I am at risk and addressing those behaviours. Thinks like feeling depressed and anxious (which I have been feeling lately, mostly related to job stress and dissatisfaction)

And I agree completely, William's words are like scripture to me. Lots of wisdom and motivation in his posts.
 

TK-421

Active Member
Boo said:
TK-421 said

"My advice - do the hard 90."

TK,

I pulled this quote from your last post in my journal. My understanding of the "hard 90" is no sex, not even with a spouse. Now I understand that there's a lot of damaged relationships on these forums and a lot of guys with PIED. All that aside, are you actually doing the true "hard 90" as I understand it? Maybe I've got that part wrong. I read William's post many weeks ago and that's how I interpreted it. I would actually pose this question to anybody else here who reads it that is in a relationship.

I'm eliminating PMO and MO and M for 90 days. I'm also working to be aware of porn substitutes and eliminating them (although I don't include them in my counter). I'm still having actual sex every now and then (maybe twice?) but making an bit of an effort to look for it less (fantasy during sex has been an issue, so I want to do it less and make an effort to not use "porn" thoughts or fantasy).  So maybe not a true "hard 90" according to some, but seems to be working for me. I didn't have much if any issues with ED or PIED, so less important to cut out sex I think.
 
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Boo

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Thanks for the response TK. I agree about wanting to be mentally engaged with your mate and not in some fantasy when having a sexual encounter. Porn really gets in the head that way and diminishes who we're actually with.
 

TK-421

Active Member
Day 18

I used to love porn and how it made me feel when I was looking at it and getting off to it.  Over time I realized that it was not good for me and despite how it made me feel in the moment, it caused all sorts of trouble for me. It caused me stress. I was depressed and didn't want to talk to anyone. I was a slave to porn. I want to know what it's like to be free of this addiction. I don't want it in my life anymore.

I've decided to take off my chains. For today, I will not use porn. I will not masturbate. I will be aware as soon as I am using porn substitutes and will stop.  I'm on my way to freedom.
 
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Chip

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TK-421 said:
Day 18

I used to love porn and how it made me feel when I was looking at it and getting off to it.  Over time I realized that it was not good for me and despite how it made me feel in the moment, it caused all sorts of trouble for me. It caused me stress. I was depressed and didn't want to talk to anyone. I was a slave to porn. I want to know what it's like to be free of this addiction. I don't want it in my life anymore.

I've decided to take off my chains. For today, I will not use porn. I will not masturbate. I will be aware as soon as I am using porn substitutes and will stop.  I'm on my way to freedom.
Congrats Brother, be strong and utilize every tool or strategy helps you the most.  We must give porn, "No Mercy & No Quarter".
 

TK-421

Active Member
Day 21

Three weeks in and feeling good, especially for a Monday. I have often struggled with Mondays, just generally not liking being back to work. It's often been an unproductive day where I would use porn throughout the day. Last night I tried envisioning that today would not be a typical "down" day. I tried limiting my negative thoughts as I drove to work. It ended up being a busy day at work, which also helped. I do think it helps to try to limit negative thoughts and not let myself get into a depressed, unhappy state that makes me want to use porn as an outlet.

I'm enjoying being porn free. I'm enjoying seeing my kids and knowing I'm not hiding anything or worrying about getting found out.  So glad I've made the decision, for today, to not  be a slave to porn. I still do have sexual thoughts and think that some porn could be fun (at home alone again as I write this), but it is empowering that I can choose to do other things and not spend two hours with my cock in my hand, worried about someone coming home and finding me.
 
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Chip

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TK-421 said:
Day 21

Three weeks in and feeling good, especially for a Monday. I have often struggled with Mondays, just generally not liking being back to work. It's often been an unproductive day where I would use porn throughout the day. Last night I tried envisioning that today would not be a typical "down" day. I tried limiting my negative thoughts as I drove to work. It ended up being a busy day at work, which also helped. I do think it helps to try to limit negative thoughts and not let myself get into a depressed, unhappy state that makes me want to use porn as an outlet.

I'm enjoying being porn free. I'm enjoying seeing my kids and knowing I'm not hiding anything or worrying about getting found out.  So glad I've made the decision, for today, to not  be a slave to porn. I still do have sexual thoughts and think that some porn could be fun (at home alone again as I write this), but it is empowering that I can choose to do other things and not spend two hours with my cock in my hand, worried about someone coming home and finding me.
I know exactly what you mean about thoughts, being positive.  The battle is won and lost in the mind, keep it going.
 

TK-421

Active Member
Day 22

I'm at work, and feeling what I know is the pang and desire of withdrawal. It really is amazing how my brain has come to love the feeling of using. I want to embrace this feeling and, as William says "learn to love withdrawals". It really is powerful though. I've been getting off to porn several times a week (or more) for over 25 years. It's so easy for the brain to play tricks and wander to thoughts of my favourite porn stars or start to wonder about my "chat friends". I want to stay strong, but also want to acknowledge when it is not easy. If it wasn't hard, there would be no need for forums like this.

No porn, No porn, No porn, No porn, No porn, No porn!!
 

TK-421

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Day 27

A quick check-in because it's been a few days. Over a quarter of the way to the 90 days and feeling good. Definitely the longest I've gone without PMO or MO in over 25 years! I love feeling like I have nothing to hide. It's not easy and there have been some days where the desire is very strong, but I am taking to heart the advice to learn to love withdrawals.

Stay strong gents!
 
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Boo

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Great to here TK.

I want to thank you for your last post in my journal concerning MO and fantasy. Great insights and advice. It did not go unnoticed but got buried by subsequent posts.

The fantasy and MO issue is biggest for me right, hence my NOMO June challenge.

Best regards and keep winning!
 
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Chip

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TK-421 said:
Day 27

A quick check-in because it's been a few days. Over a quarter of the way to the 90 days and feeling good. Definitely the longest I've gone without PMO or MO in over 25 years! I love feeling like I have nothing to hide. It's not easy and there have been some days where the desire is very strong, but I am taking to heart the advice to learn to love withdrawals.

Stay strong gents!
I know what you mean, that feeling of levity and freedom.  I myself had some random brain fog on Sunday.  Even though we've reached some new highs we must remain vigilant and beware of triggers sneaking in, let not a single errant thought quietly tip-toe in.  They come in sweet and unassuming, but grow like a wild fire if not kept in check.

Chip
 

TK-421

Active Member
Boo said:
Great to here TK.

I want to thank you for your last post in my journal concerning MO and fantasy. Great insights and advice. It did not go unnoticed but got buried by subsequent posts.

The fantasy and MO issue is biggest for me right, hence my NOMO June challenge.

Best regards and keep winning!

Awesome, thanks for acknowledging. Hopefully you found it helpful. I do find it is good for all of us to be giving comments and feedback to each other.
 

TK-421

Active Member
Day 29


It really is starting to feel like I am developing new habits. One of the keys for me has been the acceptance that porn has no place in my life. And by "porn" I have had to take a pretty wide view of what can be the start of a quick return into using.  These are the "porn substitutes" that people on here talk about.  I still struggle with excessive ogling and fantasy. I think it is natural to notice an attractive woman, I just need to redirect my thoughts and not let my thoughts take me away. I have also had to give up the idea that I can have "just a bit of porn".  It's like a smoker trying to have "just a puff".  Might as well buy a whole pack of cigarettes because that's always where you end up. Same with porn.  Maybe the first session is quick, but I know it will always lead me back to the out-of-control, daily use.

I was also thinking recently about how good I had become at justifying and compartmentalizing my porn use. I did feel bad about some of the things I was doing, but not bad enough. I think that's the only way I could continue without going completely crazy.  I became good at acting out, and later talking to my wife as if nothing had happened.  Or even sitting in the same room as my kids and having porn-fuelled chats on my phone while no one was looking.  I don't ever want to come home from work again, after spending hours in the washroom and tell my wife and kids that my day was "fine".

I'm walking towards the free men on the other side. Men like Gabe and William who took their chains off and decided they didn't want to be slaves anymore.  There are a few of us on here that are walking together. There are also other men that are confused and still haven't figured out that they need to remove porn from their lives. There's room for others to join us on the freedom walk if you want to come along. It looks pretty good over on the other side.
 
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