1. Welcome to NoFap! We have disabled new forum accounts from being registered for the time being. In the meantime, you can join our weekly accountability groups.
    Dismiss Notice

PMO Addict Partner asks YOU

Discussion in 'New to NoFap' started by alphazingersalsa, Jul 9, 2019.

  1. alphazingersalsa

    alphazingersalsa Fapstronaut

    84
    118
    33
    Hello
    Im a (soon to be ex) wife of a porn addict in the thick of denial. In a nutshell my husband is in the process of filing a divorce of our almost 10 year marriage because he days he is “done with my baggage”, “trust is gone”, “can never please me” (not sexually) and irrationally jealous to the point of being “psycho”

    He has not had a formal diagnosis but it’s obvious. In a nutshell here is the
    Outline
    - he had a cloud drive of porn with files dating back to 2004, just shortly before we startef dating.
    - he has a hard drive at home, easily accessible via smart tv with files upon files of porn dating bacm to 2012
    - he also downloaded ads for escorts but claims he’s never had encounters
    - he currently likes to watch “try on”
    Videos of thick curvy women on youtube
    - Hes been texting consistently with a coworker 10’years our junior who is thick and curvy
    - he has given said coworker gifts.
    - he insist im jealous of said coworker for no reason
    - we have 8 MONTH old infant daughter.
    - he says he started watching porn because of what I make him feel (inadequate)
    - i always felt something was wronh and he was distant...i asked abt it but he says im just needy-
    - we rarely had sex and not because lf me because I have a high sex drive. In fact, he was upset that i ask for it when he’s “tired”
    - he has trouble with his physiology - PE.
    - he is convinced im
    The cause lf his problems

    Is there a chance for recovery, if not for our marriage but for himself?
    What can I do to encourage empathy for me and our daughter. This divorcr puts us all
    In financial trouble.
    Is this worth fighting for or is it a lost cause?
     
  2. alphazingersalsa

    alphazingersalsa Fapstronaut

    84
    118
    33
    Im there! My detailed story is there
    Too. Lol. I wanna pick the addict brain :)
     
    Deleted Account likes this.
  3. There is always a chance for recovery, but he must want it for himself and do the work for himself. You cannot do it for him. If he is already moving to file divorce, that ship may have sailed. You will know best.

    Some find their way to long-term recovery. Most, I am afraid, do not.

    I am praying for the best for you and your daughter.
     
  4. alphazingersalsa

    alphazingersalsa Fapstronaut

    84
    118
    33
    I’m not really counting on the restoration of our marriage, but I’m praying for his recovery as a person so he can effectively and lovingly be part of our daughter’s life. I don’t see how he can be a lovinh father with the veil of addiction.
     
  5. And you just officially melted my heart. You are such a wonderful mother. :)
     
    alphazingersalsa likes this.
  6. Hey & Welcome to NoFap Community! :)

    You are in the right place for recovery here. We are so glad to have you with us to beat this addiction together.

    You can go read some Success Stories in the "Success Stories" section to learn more about the benefits of NoFap , get useful tips and ideas to help you in the reboot.

    If you have any question about rebooting, you can ask it in the "Rebooting" section.


    And I would recommend you to make your own journal in the "Reboot logs" corresponding to your gender & age to track your everyday progress.
    You can also join challenges in the "Events & Challenges" section, to keep yourself motivated and focused.




    You may start by checking the links below:
    Learn more about Rebooting.
    Forum Usage Guide.
    List of Rebooting Ressources.
    Glossary of terms used in NoFap community.





    Best of luck to you in your journey!





    -The Winner
     

Share This Page