Finding the Light: My Journey from Addiction to Freedom from Pornography || CBC Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2024
- Robert’s porn consumption escalated into an addiction while he was in the military. In this episode, Robert shares how the culture of pornography in the military had a profound impact on his consumption habits. He also talks about how pornography affected his relationships and personal well-being. After realizing the negative effects of his addiction, Robert made the decision to quit pornography and is now well on the path to recovery. He emphasizes the importance of seeking help and support and encourages others to explore their own emotions as a starting point for overcoming addiction.
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I’m 33 and I’ve been addicted for almost 2 decades. It’s hard to quit pmo. But I been trying. I feel like it holds me back in life and I want to unlock my full potential. I need my motivation and drive in life back. This video was an eye opener. Thank you!
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@@1982violinist You’re already ruined
You guys are amazing❤. I did no fap for almost 5 months, but recently I had a relapse and felt horrible. A fighter doesn't cease to fight and I'm going to continue FIGHTing THE NEW DRUG. Thanks for your content❤
I think the reason why it is so difficult to stop is because it simulates bonding and ''love'' even if it isn't there. It is a trick, a scam. But it's easier to go there rather than to feel the pain of whatever it may be and/or because of the sheer novelty of it. For me being neglect and verbal abuse. I see now that the mother wound is perhaps the most dangerous thing to have as a man as it destroys self respect but also loses what could've been a healthy bond and wholeness. It feels like I am fighting an upwards battle with rocks falling down on me at times. I've lost my soul with my addiction.
From personal experience: It is difficult to quit Pmo, I have managed to quit alcohol, smoking, drinking excessive caffeine, but PMO took the longest time (started in 2006, but started to really bother me in 2014). Fought against it for a decade, even joined some weird Discord servers, where you really see, what Corn does to people. What helped me is to keep myself busy (work, walking a lot, push ups etc.) and also deleted all Corn associated accounts. What creeped me out the most and woke me up were the Discord servers.
I don't normally comment on these things. But that was a very ❤ felt disclosure!! Discovered last year that my military husband has been addicted to internet porn for well over a decade. This channel has got me through the last year. Robert, hang in there.
Thank you for sharing this. It isn't easy to talk about this kind of thing but it helps a lot of people who are in the same shoes as you
Thank you for sharing your story.