Time to change

[Indestructible55]

First of all I wanted to apologize for my English, I will be using Google Translate.

I'm 22 years old, I started PMO around age 12, I never really considered myself an addict (which was a mistake), but everything got noticeably worse for at least 3-4 years, I started looking at all kinds of Really twisted stuff that's not worth mentioning, stuff that my past self would probably be grossed out by.

But I think this is getting out of hand at the moment, I have been spending too much money on escorts (prostitutes) and online "content".

I believe that for the sake of my physical and mental health, and for the sake of my personal finances, I must put this whole twisted addiction behind me once and for all, and that is why I am here.

I thank those who have read my story.

 

[GeorgeJetson]

Hey there! Welcome to the community. You're definitely in the right place.

This addiction is absolutely progressive, and only gets worse. What we thought we would never do in the past, we are certainly likely to do now. And what we think we would never do now, we could definitely do in the future.

The progressive nature of this addiction is fierce. For an addict like me, I have no idea where I'd end up...but there is hope! Getting sober and staying stopped is not easy, but definitely possible. It requires pure dedication and 100% willingness to change.

My sobriety started here in this community. I am consistent with my recovery program and have fortunately stayed stopped for a decent amount of time.

Looking forward to reading more about your journey. Wishing you the best!

 

[Indestructible55]

Hey there! Welcome to the community. You're definitely in the right place.

This addiction is absolutely progressive, and only gets worse. What we thought we would never do in the past, we are certainly likely to do now. And what we think we would never do now, we could definitely do in the future.

The progressive nature of this addiction is fierce. For an addict like me, I have no idea where I'd end up...but there is hope! Getting sober and staying stopped is not easy, but definitely possible. It requires pure dedication and 100% willingness to change.

My sobriety started here in this community. I am consistent with my recovery program and have fortunately stayed stopped for a decent amount of time.

Looking forward to reading more about your journey. Wishing you the best!

Thank you for the message, it is just as you say, this is like a bottomless abyss, over time you fall even deeper and end up doing things you never thought of doing.

But we all had a life before we got into this, my goal is to get back to that life.

Thank you very much and I wish you success on your path too!

 

[GeorgeJetson]

Thank you for the message, it is just as you say, this is like a bottomless abyss, over time you fall even deeper and end up doing things you never thought of doing.

But we all had a life before we got into this, my goal is to get back to that life.

Thank you very much and I wish you success on your path too!

So true!

Greatly appreciate it!