Getting started: A guide to your first steps with the TTF community
This guide is here to help you get the most out of TTF, get started quickly, and answer common questions users may have when they first sign up. We want you to be as succesful as possible, and members have found that following these steps can help on the path to breaking porn addiction. Please let us know if there is anything missing that you feel is valuable. |
| 1) Take a moment to introduce yourself in the "New member welcome area." |
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• You can get started by creating a "New Post" in the New member welcome area.
• Take a moment to tell a little about yourself, your story, and whatever else you would like to share, and say hi to the rest of the community. You will surely get a warm welcome! How has pornography addiction affected you? |
| 2) Create a journal thread in the "Recovery Journals" forum. |
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• Create a new thread in the "Recovery Journals" forum to chronicle your steps to freedom. Post in it frequently.
• Format your new thread by using your name in the post, and at the end you could add PA or SO to help members identify the journal better.
• An exmaple thread could look like: Your name's Journal (if you name was bob, it would be: Bob's Journal PA) If you are an so it might be: Mary's Journal SO
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| 3) Read and fill out the "TTF Mission planner" . A good place to post your answers is in your journal thread. |
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• Taking the time to answer the questions in the mission planner can help you with a plan of attack if you are serious about overcoming PA. |
| 4) Visit the forums and post in your journal daily. |
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• Many users are surpised that responding to others on the forum helps them as well. |
| 5) Be honest with yourself and others. |
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• One of the assets to this forum is that by nature it is anonymous. Take advantage of this and be honest with yourself and others in your journey. |
