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My attempt on NoFap and staying away from porn.

Discussion in 'Rebooting in a Relationship' started by Krayzie, Mar 9, 2020.

  1. Krayzie

    Krayzie New Fapstronaut

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    Hey guys,
    I'm 16, turning 17 and I've been watching porn since I was about 11-12.
    It became a habit for me to masturbate to porn on a regular basis really quickly (3-5 times a week if not daily) even at that young age. Throughout my 'porn usage history' I've caught myself needing new stuff to get off. When I felt like 'regular stuff' didn't do it for me, I went ahead and dove into new genres starting off with gay porn (I'm straight) and finally leading to animal porn.
    You might wonder what made me sign up for NoFap in the first place...
    I've gotten in a relationship (she's F16) last November and as things progressed between us, the topic of sex arose.
    I've had my first time with her, and I've noticed that I was having trouble keeping an erection during the act. I would quickly lose Condition and get fatigue even though in my mind I wanted to keep going. It just seemed as though it wasn't enough.
    Now, she was rly understanding and told me it was alright, it clearly bothered her after another try (the same thing happened Everytime, I could neither get erect/keep an erection nor ejaculate)
    She knows about my porn use/addiction and told me it was an issue. She said she doesn't want me to compare her to pornstars or derive unrealistic expectations from porn. That's particularly bad since she has problems loving her own body and this doesn't help it.
    Me telling her she's beautiful and hot (I defo think she is) just starts to sound like me lying, considering my erection problems.

    I hope NoFap will help me develop a healthy sexual relationship and quit porn in genera, I'm motivated and stoked to meet y'all!
    I'm currently 1 day off porn.
     
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  2. Jeremy Pier

    Jeremy Pier Fapstronaut

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    Respect man! I hope everything works out the way you want it to. Good luck :)
     
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  3. Krayzie

    Krayzie New Fapstronaut

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    Thank you man! Appreciate it
     
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  4. Rayma09

    Rayma09 New Fapstronaut

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    Being I such a community helps you, stay put
     
  5. Heyyy welcome to the NoFap forum : ) It's nice to see you here fighting the good fight alongside us!


    First let me go ahead and drop some helpful links for you:

    Getting Started Guide / Forum Rules / How to Use the NoFap forums/ Glossary/ NoFap Panic button/ Set up your day counter / Rebooting Resources/ About NoFap/ Support NoFap


    Here is just some advice:


    First and foremost please take a look at each section in the forum, there might be something(s) you may find of big help to you. Feel free to post there :+)


    Then secondly I just advise you to be active on your profile(as there a few active people in the profile section). Please start by choosing an avatar and then make daily status posts to show you're active and needing support/encouragement. They've also got a neat little feature that shows freshly posted statuses for all users to see. People will find your profile and give you encouragement/support.


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    Thirdly, You should also highly consider creating a public journal/log (in the appropriate section for you) and write about your days in more depth for us members to follow along your journey and offer support to you by way of posting in your journal.


    Last but not least: Good luck on your journey here, make sure to really give it a try with all your heart!
     
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  6. Krayzie

    Krayzie New Fapstronaut

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    Hey man, thanks for the warm welcome!
    I'll make sure to check everything out and take some time to get into it during the weekend.
     
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  7. Hey there! So glad to have you here. I got so involved in writing my post that I downloaded a word processor to finish composing my thoughts. The challenges of being the partner of a porn addict has really brought out some surprisingly passionate parts of my outlook through these forums. I hope you like a good advice rant!

    stay tuned....XD
     
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  8. So...I may have gone somewhat off the topic and I might post that part of it later on, but here is my relevant advice!

    hope to keep seeing you around and gathering resources to help you tackle this.

    [exerpt from huge post I wrote]

    Listen to your body, it will always be honest to you. Your body is telling you that it is losing vital sexual energy needed for sexual union with your chosen partner.

    As a man, it is your privilege to sexually compliment her energy with yours. If the porn is consuming your otherwise healthy sexual energy, you have an obligation to her to vanquish it like you would any other threats to your relationship. If somebody walked up to her in public and made a critical remark about her body, how would you respond? If you were there and your companion were insulted while the two of you were having
    Dinner at a table for two, how would you respond to the situation? Really consider this question in depth, because it might sound like an odd comparison, but in a lot of ways, your relationship to porn is very much like an uninvited guest judging her in an impersonal yet invasive way, because it is intruding on vulnerable personal space she has chosen to allow you exclusively into. Here’s where it can get a little confusing and will test the amount of trust you two have built. She may not be able to see your porn addiction as it’s own entity, and could interpret your bodily PIEDas a psychological aversion to her appearance. Like the uninvited guest is an invisible ventriloquist. When you tell her she is beautiful, it’s summoning her trust in you to conquer her already existing (and potentially reaffirmed by the PIED) body insecurities. She will have to believe you that there is a camouflaged ventriloquist harassing her instead of seeing you as somebody blaming invisible people for her deepest fears appearing to be real.

    How much do you know about her self-image issues? You will need to become familiar with that part of her psychology if you end up struggling with this problem more than just a few weeks. It’s going to upheave all those things in her and could get very painful and traumatizing for her ultimately. Your ability to understand how she feels and exactly why will make the difference between empathy and apathy.
     
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  9. Tempest12

    Tempest12 Fapstronaut

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    Congrats man for being here at such a young age. I'm glad to see you're tackling this now before it gets worse into adulthood. Keep coming back, be active, and use the resources you learn here to change your life for the better. This journey will make you a better man in so many great ways.
     
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