500+ days of PMO abstinence and its life-changing effects (4 parts in this thread).

I am sure it would too!
Not only because a new generation of men need to enter, not only for the sake of cleansing the polluted air and take the place of the failed and pathetic generation preceding them, it would also set the stage for more positive dynamics between the genders where feminism and female-entitlement will become something of the past.
Especially in most Western nations where most women (not all though) have become so spoilt, entitled, narcissistic, masculine and demanding that most men just get monkey-branched, trampled on and dumped just because there is some better man providing for her.
The more men who will cease being simps, stop caring about all of their woman's demands (while she isn't bringing anything to the table herself) and start kicking them out after their repeated misconduct, and irresponsible- and selfish behaviors, the more women will start acting like real ladies again and actually contribute something to a relationship.

 

Thanks mate! I am very happy being able to contribute to people having their perspectives widened when giving examples from own my personal experiences and spiritual awakening so far. I am only 31 at the moment and I am sure I have a lot more to give when it comes to advising/coaching men who are still stuck in their old paradigms and beliefs.
I was known as a quite precocious kid back in the day and had probably developed a sense of attention and feeling for human behavior at age 10-11 as I could quickly assess what people were genuine, good, bad and who I could rely on and not.

 

Many people who have become successful usually give the advice of not working in the corporate world for more than 4-5 years since it won't be good for your body, mind and soul to do so. I started to get sick at it after 3 1/2 years and and shortly thereafter, I concluded that doing this type of work (with these tasks and colleagues) is going to kill me slowly in a few years time.
I decided to be without that regular income and (false sense) of security for a year or two rather than slaving for some big company for a meager pay (plus minimal pension), working with people I don't like and in a town I dislike anyway. After making that decision, I decided to never ever be an employee for the remainder of my life again.

And as you said, almost all colleagues lacked spirituality and interest to discuss the difficult questions in life that they indeed should be thinking about in order to challenge their current paradigms, beliefs and feel a sense of purpose and meaning in their lives. Instead, they only seem to live in their entirely secular, material world, not wanting to think any longer than next month and maybe summer when they have vacation again. It also annoyed me whenever I brought up a new (and many times controversial) perspective of a current issue they discussed, I was always interrupted and the discussion shifted since no one wanted to even admit the fact that someone had the guts to think differently than them. Probably because that would make them look very stupid, inferior and shallow in comparison.

Hence, the discussions only went on about superficial and meaningless things such as what shoes to buy, how to paint the house, what their cat did yesterday, what that celebrity said or did, etc. Such meaningless discussions always wanted me to leave that lunchroom immediately.
I also found out that the enterprise was purchased by some private-equity company so their jobs might not be so secure after all, leaving it in the hands of a few people who can turn the switch off any second.

 

I am planning on starting up an online service with an associated blog-site regarding personal development (for a male audience). But, it's going to take a few months since the process of moving over to the new apartment and selling the old one has been taking some time and effort away from those plans which has been a bit frustrating.
Meanwhile, I am reading a lot regarding these topics so maybe the starting product will become better than expected when I get started for real.

 

Thank you mate! I am glad that you (and most others) have gained something valuable from it. Remember that PMO, lust and sex-addiction is a battle that will rage for years, whether you want it or not. There are no quick-fix solutions to overcome it but rather a matter of a complete lifestyle changes and reprioritizing of values that will cause this permanent change.
Although the battle gets less intense with time, you have to be on your guard when the something triggers you so the old feedback-loop doesn't get automatically repeat itself.

 

True statement! Most people working in these corporate jobs live in an illusion and think they sit so safe at their positions (which are not guaranteed, despite a union membership) and think there is nothing more to life since everyone else (96+%) are doing. Due to an intense fear of change (which will ultimately lead to something better and grander in the long run) they never want to change their current paradigms, views, values, occupations or lifestyles since they don't want to feel that discomfort and uncertainty for some time. Thus, they live unhappy, miserable and repetitive lives like they would live forever.
What they don't know is that it is by feeling uneasy, uncomfortable, and a bit distressed for a prolonged period that will cause them to be happy and fulfilled in the long run. They want something better, exciting, more varied and fulfilling in their lives but never want to put in any sacrifice that leads to these things.