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Checking in Saiyan's!

13 Day Free of PMO

Busy day overall, work has been time consuming but I'm getting some great feedback. I have been consistent with no screens the first hour I'm awake, which has been a huge game changer in my life and I've been consistent for about a month where I read about 30 mins to 1 hour before bed.

Keep training!

@Peppy Welcome back!

@DRAGON_ Rise again brother, it's a difficult period right now but there is so much opportunity for growth.

 

Relapsed again today. Back to day 0

 

Day 49!

 

yes sir!

 

Day 281
Busy day- quick checking
Good luck!

 

114 days free of PMO.

 

Checking in Saiyan's!

14 Day Free of PMO

A nice workout today, busy day once more at work and I am feeling a bit tired. I will be calling it early today.

Keep training!

 

Day 50!

 

Day 327!

 

Day 2 Ongoing ---

 

Day 282!

 

Day 0.

I failed again. But i know what has to be done.
I know why i failed.

I didn’t do my responsive techniques. I will do these more in future.

I did realize how critical the urge was, but i failed to do radical things i have planed in order to prevent a relapse. I now know in which situations i need to go to radical mesures.
The radical mesures i talk about are going to the local library or a café to study, instead of staying home.

And then lastly, i relapsed because i failed to think about exactly what productive thing i wanted to do when i got home. I i knew that and had gone through it mentally the night before and on the day, i would have had an easier time getting started, which would lead to acknowledgement from myself quicker, which would lessen the urges.

The only way is to keep going.
Knowing that i one day will be free is nice. But it wont happen without effort. And more of it than we can imagine.

 

Checking in Saiyan's!

15 Day Free of PMO.

Ranking up today, elite warrior.

I aim to make a lot of changes over the next 6 months in my life, I have already come far but I want to step things up again. My entire journey, since I began nofap, has taught me a lot about my avoidance tendencies and the trauma associated to some of my anxiety. Things I wanted to cover up. I'm putting in work daily to put all of it at ease and become the man I was meant to be, to tap into who I truly am. Nofap is a catalyst for change, it gives your eyes life to see things as they are. Nofap on it's own is not enough, once you see things as they are, one most work towards implementing a plan of action to improve their life.

Keep training!

 

Day 16
Again I step in the rank of an elite warrior!
@Redemptionisrequired thanks for remembering me.

 

115 days free of PMO.