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woman can recognize about porn addiction

Discussion in 'Porn Addiction' started by hollyman, Mar 13, 2020.

  1. hollyman

    hollyman Fapstronaut

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    im sorry if this doesnt meant to be in this section

    and im sorry if my english so bad, (english is not my first language)

    so in our company we had a new manager that appointed on the same branch as mine, he's like 45 old guy, a married guy

    and in my office there are so many fine woman (they give me hard time too on this journey)

    today i was talking to one of my other coworker she's a fine woman too , she told me that she feel uncomfortable to talked to the new manager

    she said to me even tho they talked while seeing each other eye's and they not mentioned any of sexual word's , she feel like he (the manager) imaginating something lucid to her, sexual thought and it disgust her and so other woman feel the same....then she briefly mentioned that the manager might be watching too many porn,

    and i said wtf how did she knew.......

    i never ask the manager about the truth but i assume that my coworker wiling to talk to me about this and said that because she didnt see me as a porn addict anymore, i didnt have that sperm smell aura

    on the contrary

    she feel not secured when talked to manager, the woman can sense it, even tho there are no sexual word's or ogling to prove it.


    so if u want to talked to a woman where she didnt see you as a sexual predator, this nofap benefit will do
     
  2. I think women (generally speaking) have a higher sense of empathy than men. I think they just feed off of mens opinions of themselves and this is why they fill the "support" role of the relationship. It also explains why so many women are attracted to narcissistic types. They "feed" off of the fact that these guys love themselves.

    If you have a high sense of empathy, you feed off of other people. It becomes almost like telepathy where they just "sense" what kind of person they may be dealing with. Maybe the manager has a lot of shame from his addiction and it makes him feel like a creep and now she feels "creeped out" around him?

    If you're uncomfortable around her, she's gonna feel uncomfortable around you. If you're "creeping" around because you're nervous, she's gonna feel nervous too and see you as a creep.

    I'm not getting the full picture here, but I'm definitely on the right track.
     
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  3. hollyman

    hollyman Fapstronaut

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    yes you are right !!!, because after she told me that, i feeling nervous to further talk to her, because i was like the manager before... and my co worker feel my nervous and she's like changing her sit position from open conversation gesture to defensive posture...damn you good or maybe i lack of experienced
     
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  4. PIEDSufferer

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    But then again, some people just give off a “vibe.” His predicted porn addiction is not verified. It’s just an assumption. Maybe he watches porn, maybe he doesn’t. Some people can be severely addicted, and hide it well. Like I was. I’ve never had any issues with finding relationships, meaning I probably didn’t give off a bad vibe. And in ALL of my past relationships, not a single one knew about my addiction. In fact, I didn’t even recognize it as a problem until recently.
     
  5. How did you feel about it then, tho? We're you a confident person?
     
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  6. PIEDSufferer

    PIEDSufferer Fapstronaut

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    Well, to be honest, I have ALWAYS struggled with confidence. Even as a small child. So it’s hard to say if anything about my confidence levels were affected by porn use. I was definitely never particularly proud of viewing porn. But hiding my usage in previous relationships wasn’t really about shame (for the most part). More so, it was about protecting the feelings of my exes. I didn’t want them to feel jealous that I was getting off using images of other women. But I guess that goes into how one would define “shame” and “confidence.”
     
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