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To the longtime addicts: when you look back, what do you think?

Discussion in 'Rebooting - Porn Addiction Recovery' started by Da Victi, Jan 31, 2022.

  1. Da Victi

    Da Victi Fapstronaut

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    I personally think: why haven't I crashed all my devices years ago and go "caveman" until it gets better?

    On the other hand I tried a lot to avoid devices, put them away, deinstall the internet connection, gave passwords away or put them in a time safe and so on and so on.

    So I'm not sure, but I think I should have been much more consistent, radical and forcefully produce real change, even when I didn't feel ready.
     
  2. boredape6

    boredape6 Fapstronaut

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    i think your though process is right. i feel the same that smartphones have added to us a craving for porn. now just need to find way to control the screen time and eventually get control over thinking about porn.
     
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  3. I have broke my phones, laptops, cut chargers into pieces, gave my Wifi password to the wife to control but there are ways to get back to porn. So clearly all the damage for nothing. I figured this journey of abstaining needs discipline and some willpower. We need to go in this head first (with strategies) in place to be successful. Small progress along the way until we get over this problem.
     
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  4. My porn problems start in the mind....there lies the battle
     
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  5. One of my problems is like my "spankbank". I remember some kinda porn scene, image, or story or whatever and just everything gets overloaded. I'm not trying to do a pmo cause that affected my mental health. But I get overworked and I try to just take care of it. I have to fight to get off without porn though so it's hard. I get on here and I just hear so many stories about how this ruined so many peoples lives. I relasped pretty bad recently and I got this rubbed raw feeling in my mind and this trauma feeling. I don't think this will ever in it's to engrained. Some people say it takes years though so I guess I'll just keep struggling through it for a couple more years or so.
     

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