Even if I will succeed by some way, it's gonna be luck

So I have been fighting this for 4 years. The biggest streaks: 90 , 120 and 70 days.
However I would say that 70 days one was the toughest and, therefore , the one i am the most proud of. Why ? because it was during the pandemic when we had to stay at home.

What I did : workout ( 30 mins/day,) meditation ( 1 hour a day), reading,journaling, working and attending my master degree.

If I will ever succeed, I don't think it will be because of some master plan, and some mindset you hear about from public speakers from youtube. I think it will be purely luck.

Why do I relapse?
Because I am bored. Because of the pandemic, I can't be always thrilled, excited, and not having many friends will eventually make space for those boring moments in the day when your mind and body crave for exciting feelings. And the only option left is PMO.

You would say that it is not the bad luck , but the pandemic which is an exceptional situation. But what about those who can't go out because of other reasons ? What about those who are placed in remote villages and are very poor and can't go to a big city to take up activities so that they find a way out of this vicious cycle ?

It seems like if I need something as superficial as taking dance lessons so I can socialise with others, in order to quit, and if I can't do it without these external stimulus , then it's about luck.