You're right to be careful, you're right to come here (so right), and you're right to recognize how hard it is. But also remember that it WILL get easier again. The temptation comes in cycles. I'd say your greatest danger is despair or discouragement. It would be so easy to get weary of the fight, to feel like it will never end. But we all know it will. And you'll win. You've proven that you can beat it when it comes, which is so, SO great.
Another thing is make sure to look at each day you remain P free as an enormous victory, and that victory grows as the number grows. Because each day, you can say, "I've made it today AND I've made it for three months and ___ days," and then, pretty soon, "I've made it through this day, AND I've made it through four months." Each day is still a victory. When we get tired, I think we start to feel like the individual days don't matter--I know that's how I feel a lot of the time. But I have to remember that the victory of each day does NOT diminish as I hit new goals of progress. You don't have to wait until your four month mark to feel good about being free of P. In fact, I would suggest dwelling on it every night for a while--how happy you are without the addiction controlling your life.
Anyway, you're amazing. Keep up the enthusiasm, and keep up the fight. I think your journal might be in the top two or three as far as hits. There are an enormous number of people who are thrilled to death with your progress. And I'm one of them.
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