Trying to end more than one addiction

Hi everyone !

I'm a male, I'm 24, and I've been a regular porn user since I was 18 years old. (Well as far as I can remember)

And also for the last two years I've been a stoner just stopped around the same time I decided to follow the NoFap 90 Day Challenge (No PMO)

This is my third week without consuming porn or marijuana and to be honest I have never felt this kind of energy rush before ! I'm still trying to find ways to manage it, it's starting to get a bit overwhelming.

I'm also seeing some changes in my interactions with women in general like being able to sustain a conversation, keeping eye contact, being less tense and actually make them laugh. I just don't feel ashamed of who I am anymore and I think it really reflects through all the social interactions I have.

I used to be a really reclusive person, didn't even want to talk with most of my friends since I wasn't really confident with myself and all this isolation was really starting to wear down my mental health.

The hardest part was dealing with my personal problems once I got rid of everything that was distracting me, but since then I've been feeling more focused in general !

Started to talk openly about my addiction to my close friends so I could get all the support I can and even most of them are considering doing the challenge (but for 30 days, not 90 days)

So that's pretty much it !

I was wondering if some people on here were in the same situation as me, trying to end multiple addictions at the same time (I also had this binge-gaming problem for the last week, but I was just trying to fill a void with another addiction, but then my PS4 broke, I guess that's a sign of life )

Feel free to share your experience with me and tell me if you ever relapsed and how it felt, I've read a bit about it and the main conclusion I get is that you really feel like crap. But would definetly need more insight on the subject so I can resist the temptation of relapsing.

Hoping to continue this journey with y'all and see the personal growth that comes out of it !