Hey, Everyone! Hey, Pipster! Wow...I feel Pipster's pain. That sense of a cycle of relapsing every 20 days must be awful -- I'm not in that now, but I sure have been there in the past.
I don't want to make things worse for anyone, but I have a suggestion that I'm sorry is controversial for a lot of people, but it has helped me.
When I feel the urge to look at p, I go into my bedroom (no computer there) and masturbate. It relieves the pressure. Okay, that's it! I don't want to make it sound like recovery is easy: obviously it's not easy for me -- I relapsed for 5 or 6 weeks from mid-November until early January!!!
But, I simply don't know how I would have made it from last February until last November without relapsing earlier without masturbating from time to time (sometimes as frequently as once a day, usually more like once every few days, occassionally twice or even three times in one day). I know that some folks will complain: no -- that's not the solution. But for me, it works.
Again, for anyone reading this who thinks that this is a very bad idea, I apologize. Some will say, "But the images in your head while you are masturbating ARE p." This is true to some extent, but the big, big differences between images in my head and online p are:
1. images in my head are free! I have spent a TON of money on p.
2. images in my head don't seem (for me) to be addictive. In other words, once I finish masturbating, I can get on with life. when I look at p online, I'm usually there for HOURS and even when session are shorter (let's say, 20 minutes) I usually want another session much sooner (often within several hours)
3. images in my head are less connected to the world of p. In other words, I find the whole world of p to be extremely addictive: the idea of a bunch of people worldwide looking at, producing, writing about, laughing about, discussing p -- this creates a kind of attitude like: "it's okay; so many of us are interested in p, that it's got to be okay." The images in my head are less connected to this world. So there is less of a sense of community, which, in this case, is a good thing!
Ignore my advice if you hate it or if you sense that it won't work for you (I know that for some, masturbation is, itself, an addiction), because if it doesn't sound useful, then it probably isn't useful! For me, it has really helped.
Wishing everyone good luck on this rough journey,
Dave
































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