1st wet dream in my life

Hi Kalanko! Wet dreams are normal, and are not considered a relapse or reset, as they are involuntary. It's just the body's natural way of purging excess, and is a sign of healing, so you should be happy about it. Just be careful, because any orgasm can cause a chaser effect and increased urges for a while.

Be careful if you have an orgasm in your sleep without ejaculation ("dry" wet dream), because that causes a double effect of blue balls and the chaser effect, and insane urges. It's what led to my previous streak ending. I just had another yesterday, but powered through. Ice, ibuprofen, and a long walk helps!

 

"Relapse: For addicts, the act of returning to bad habits after a period of improvement. This is a serious word. Examples would include masturbating to porn (for a porn addict), significantly disrupting your life due to excessive masturbation (going on a 20x binge and skipping work), risky masturbation (masturbating in public), and other similarly life-disrupting activities due to an addiction.

Reset: Failing one of our programs/challenge. This stemmed from the act of resetting your day counter badge back to day one. If your masturbate during your rebooting program, this could be called a reset."
https://www.nofap.com/glossary/

For me, a relapse is intentionally looking at porn, masturbating to porn, or even going on a masturbation binge without porn. A reset is any masturbation to orgasm. I'm not sure which classification I would put edging in. It's at least a reset, but it might be a relapse, due to the prolonged elevation of dopamine levels. I think edging is can be worse than quickly finishing.

 

Consider this a victory in your battle. Your body is doing what it supposed to since you have stopped doing things. Great work, keep it up.

 

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Well done man, its a sign that your body is healing.
Just keep it up and don't reset your timer. I will see you there!

 

I’d say edging is M. I did it initially thinking it wasn’t but found it kept me bound and cranked up the dopamine affect making my efforts less productive.