Can we ever be free?

If you answer, "No -- we will never be free," then you're right.

But if you answer, "Yes, we can, and we will be free," then you're also right. For me, things like this always come down to having a positive perspective.

Good luck on your journey.

 

If you keep going on streaks thinking if you hold it out long enough you will be cured,then you will always end up back here because you fail to realize that you keep looking for love/relieve/good-feeling etc. in a phone screen made out of pixel images. We live in a time where the technology gives us almost everything in a second. You want love? Look at a screen. You want social interaction? Look at a screen. You want to play with friends? Look at a screen. You want to play games? Look at a screen. Everything is digitalized and not tangible.
The moment you realize that we should not get our needs out of a damn digital screen but look for the real thing in the real world, and I'm saying REALLY get it into your system, that's when the streaks don't matter anymore and you will be cured.

 

People who "kick" substance abuse habits never stop being addicts. Yes, you will have to keep your guard up and change the way you live, but can you tell me that this is actually worse than the total of a full on PMO addiction that is indulged?

Are there not improvements you have made to your life through attempting to reboot that are worth the continuous effort?

These are not rhetorical questions, I genuinely await your answer Verhart. All the best.

 

i think u need to look this post , he is totally free no PMO,no M,no P for more 1000 days.most of the people who has done it says during reboot u have define urself who u r,what do u want from ur life,what do u want from recovery.
https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.p...get-tools-and-learn-to-love-withdrawals.2402/