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PIED permanent?

Discussion in 'Rebooting - Porn Addiction Recovery' started by Gavalar09, Apr 21, 2022.

  1. Gavalar09

    Gavalar09 Fapstronaut

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    Are there any permanent cases of PIED?
    I say this as I've been on nofap for years now, on another long streak of 6 months currently, been having sex and keep going into what seems like flatlines.

    Still no morning wood.

    Still using ED drugs.

    Seems to me porn isn't the issue anymore...
     
  2. Psalm27:1my light

    Psalm27:1my light Fapstronaut

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    Have you been to a doctor? If everything seems normal then…. Have you stopped masturbating and fantasy? Because these will have the same effect, just not as strong. It took 4-6 months for my husband pied to start to go away. If he relapsed with porn or just masturbating it comes back. At 3 years recovery he is the hardest he’s ever been during sex, it’s really nice. If he masturbates it immediately affects his Erection’s during sex. He cannot masturbate or look/think about anything sexually suggestive or it affects him.
     
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  3. Gavalar09

    Gavalar09 Fapstronaut

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    Yeah, doctor's found nothing but it's not extensive enough tests to be honest.
     
  4. Psalm27:1my light

    Psalm27:1my light Fapstronaut

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    One of the things we did when his progress seemed slow ( and he was struggling not to pmo) was we stopped sex altogether. Everything. I didn’t even dress/undress in front of him. 52 days. Had sex once then another 50 days. This helped immensely! He had pied for 5 solid freaking years! He was 45-50. Maybe do a 90 hardmode then see where you are at.
     
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  5. Gavalar09

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    So would sex/orgasm set him back then?
     
  6. Psalm27:1my light

    Psalm27:1my light Fapstronaut

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    In the beginning, the first year, yes. Now, no, but masturbating will.
     
  7. Gavalar09

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    Even after sex he would struggle in the first year?
     
  8. Caveat Emptor

    Caveat Emptor Distinguished Fapstronaut

    I hope this isn’t inappropriate, but this actually sounds kinda hot. Especially if you enforced the schedule.

    that sex must’ve been awesome. And you must be a wonderful wife to be so patient and engaging with this.
     
  9. Psalm27:1my light

    Psalm27:1my light Fapstronaut

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    Lol…. Hence the reason we only made it 52 days rather than the full 90 days which is what’s recommended. Still it helped
     
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  10. Psalm27:1my light

    Psalm27:1my light Fapstronaut

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    Yes
     
  11. MementoMori22

    MementoMori22 Fapstronaut

    Possibly. There can be other psychological factors besides super-stimulus screwing up your brain's arousal triggers. How do you feel before sex? During foreplay? During sex? What is your emotional state? Are you anxious? Do you have performance anxiety?
     
  12. Gavalar09

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    I feel fine before and during but afterwards I feel like I'm in flatline again.
    Like I've orgasm via sex today and feel crap and like all libido has left my body.

    Today I feel anxious and drained.
     
  13. How many days before your libido comes back after you ejaculate? How often do you have sex? Are you losing sensitivity?
     

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