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Warning. Very sick story.

Discussion in 'Porn Addiction' started by crackpanther, Dec 30, 2018.

  1. crackpanther

    crackpanther Fapstronaut

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    Thank you for the comforting words. I read about the pitfall of watching worse and worse stuff so I focused on not doing that but instead I did messed up things instead. I was so unaware of what I was doing was wrong so I guess I shouldn't blame myself. I now understand that I blamed myself too much when I didn't have a choice because of the addiction.
     
  2. Akelly100

    Akelly100 Fapstronaut

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    Yep I'm with you

    I had a really messed up relapse

    So... I was praising the Lord at church went home and jerked off and I'm like

    Bro what the frik!

    Anyways then I'm like to myself, don't you dare binge!

    ... but I binged thoroug the night

    Then I woke up and jerked off even more

    Then I tried spending time with God for help because I'm a Christian then I went for a run

    And relapses again! Yeah seriously messed up right?

    Anyways then I joined the nofap community for the first time any was telling all my fellow nofappers how I am sooo done with Jacking off!! No more !

    But unfortunately I jerked off some more after that ):

    Just so tragic like I mean pathetic and disturbing


    Anyways here I am on day 1 hoping for a better horizon . Pmo must end!!!!
     
  3. mdz

    mdz Fapstronaut

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    My advice is to take porn addiction seriously and be determined to get rid off it from your life. Its not natural to do PMO, its afrificial.
    Dont think like "I just want to try this genre, or combination, before I quit", quit here and now.

    Good luck.
     
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  4. ClaritySeeker

    ClaritySeeker Fapstronaut

    What "woke me up" was hearing how deep peoples addictions were taking them and getting scared about my own pattern of use and seeing I was heading down the same path. Sometimes it helps to read a "crazy" story to realize you're not alone and to warn others of what lies ahead, to learn from their experience.
     

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