Welcome back to the no fap community and thanks for sharing your story. P became an escape for me in many ways and I can relate to the pain of this addiction. It had brought me to a low point in life and pulling myself away from P is a journey im still on. Although Ive had a lot of fun traveling the world and partying in my twenties, all the time I spent on P was too much time wasted that Ill never get back. Its good to hear that youre motivated to rid P from your life once and for all and I look forward to hearing more about your journey. Good luck mate
Welcome to Reboot Nation, Ausie-85!I can resonate with your story in many ways, and am interested in your journey from here out.I appreciate your attitude and determination, if there's any way I can be of help, please let me know. On my journal's page 1, I have a lot of links that may be beneficial.Good going on 20 days hard mode!
Seeing my daughter come into this world, and knowing I'm responsible for her and my beautiful partner...changed me. coming to the cold hard truth of how I've wasted a lot of my youth wanking over a screen, escaping my bullshit missing out on all of the amazing things life can offer - changed me. And there's no one else to blame but myself.
Man I can relate to that. Sometimes I wonder what my life would have been like had I not ever gotten into porn. Had I had a steady girlfriend in high school? Would I have not gotten into smoking cannabis? I kick myself a lot even though I'm doing relatively ok, kind of like your situation.Congrats on your 20 days! That's huge! You sound like you have a lot of reasons to keep going with it. Reminding oneself about those reasons helps a lot in recovery.
Congratulation for you decision, I have a daughter and I can really understand what do you mean when you say that she changed you.Recently I have read this into a book (I try to translate at my best): having a son it's not always wonderful as you see in movies but it remember you that despite your life is a mess and you are losing control there is always someone for which you can make the difference.
Quote from: Readytoreboot on January 18, 2021, 11:21:03 AMWelcome back to the no fap community and thanks for sharing your story. P became an escape for me in many ways and I can relate to the pain of this addiction. It had brought me to a low point in life and pulling myself away from P is a journey im still on. Although Ive had a lot of fun traveling the world and partying in my twenties, all the time I spent on P was too much time wasted that Ill never get back. Its good to hear that youre motivated to rid P from your life once and for all and I look forward to hearing more about your journey. Good luck mateHey mate thanks for the post,escaping using porn is so powerful. Literally any issue can be forgotten about whilst doing it, I've tried different drugs in the past - some were fun, none compared to the overall power of porn. I'm glad you got to travel and party, luckily for me i didn't really get isolated majorly until around 25... from 16 - 22 i partied hard - Raves ( back when they were actually raves, not the commercialised shit these days) clubs, house parties. I'm grateful i got to have heaps of fun nights, I've read about guys over the years who have never even been to a club/party, virgins at my age. So although i missed out on some stuff, not all and i have plenty of good memories. I basically spent roughly 4 years in a room at my parents place PMO'ing, venturing out only to score weed. Travelling can be done at any age and enjoyed, partying can't....not really anyway. Once you hit 30 everyone has moved on, unfortunately - the scenes change and it went fast. Thanks again mate and good luck with your journey.