Afọ 26 - Ugbu a nwee mkpebi siri ike na obi ike, itinye uche n'ihe, nwere ike ịgwa ụmụ nwanyị okwu ọzọ

My feelings at two months..

Stopping this addiction was just the beginning. Veil has been lifted from my eyes. I see what I have made of my life. 26 years in life. I still do the job I hate. I barely have money for bare necessities. I have no women in my life.

Since cutting this addiction, I’ve been catalyst to make changes. I am able to work towards a better life. I have the determination and concentration to work on my projects again. I have confidence in myself and self respect to try and get a better job. I have gained ability to talk to women again. I have gained back my self-respect. I can look others in the eyes. I will no longer procrastinate moving towards my dreams.

If I ever, ever go back to my old self I could as well kill my-self. It’s the same thing. Fuck it. Fuck it. I am not a guy who’s into suicide. I already fought it off during my hi-school years. But if I ever go back I want someone to slap me hard. I want someone to kick the living shit out of me. Let me be absolutely clear. There is no way I could ever ‘relapse’ and go back to my former self. My former self was a zombie. I am now a human being. Stopping PMO has given me ndụ. Literally. Going back would mean I am again good for nothing. Living my life slowly dying away. It’s not life.

But now begins the real fight. PMO me was level 0. I am now at level 1. Moving towards my dreams isn’t going to be easy. There is no magic pill. Only hard work can achieve results. Some day, I will be able to move mountains. Some day, I will be the ideal me. So fuck you PMO. Here’s to life.

Jikọ - You can kill me if I ever go back [60 days]

by ọkụ n'ime