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I last fapped on May 2nd of 2016, which means it’s been a year and six days since I started my current streak 🙂 This is something I’ve been meaning to get around to writing, I wanted to post this on the 2nd as it would be an exact one year, but oh well. One […]

Read More… from Age 17 – 1 year – Increased energy, happiness, confidence, and of course no more brainfog. My relationships have vastly improved.

“My life is no longer about me, but about what I can do to improve wherever I am” Porn addiction is not a clinically diagnosed condition. But that doesn’t stop swathes of men – for it is predominantly men – of all ages across the world becoming seemingly addicted to watching porn. Erectile dysfunction amongst […]

Read More… from “Inside the Community of Men Who Have Given Up Porn” (Independent, UK)

By the time I started rebooting, I had been robbed of any misconceptions of my willpower and ability to power through things. So I opted for full focus on my process. I honed and honed my approach until I finally made it. Now I’m almost a full two years without porn and couldn’t be happier. […]

Read More… from Age 21 – Almost 2 years porn free, my success story

This is my first post here and as of today, I made 90 days (hard-mode) into this NoFap journey. And boy did I change. Some people may say that NoFap is only a placebo but there are real benefits (no superpowers however). Let me be clear with the benefits / superpowers. You don’t gain superpowers […]

Read More… from Age 17 – Confidence, Energy, No more brain fog, Appreciate women

Link to TV segment (April 06, 2017). The 3-minute segment featured Gabe Deem, Dr. Donald Hilton, and AASECT certified sex therapist Emily Deayla, MA. My first concern is with the segment’s headline: “Self-proclaimed porn addict hopes to make porn harder to access” Two objections to this headline: 1) It spins Gabe’s porn addiction as “self-proclaimed”, […]

Read More… from Critiquing “Self-proclaimed porn addict hopes to make porn harder to access”, by TV station KPRC, Houston, Texas

I started M ing when I was 13 every day (2-3 times during weekends and summer)(used porn occasionally) when I was 14 I found a website that stated that M and P are bad for you and so I started avoiding M on my own. Porn I quit easily but Masturbation was harder. Still I […]

Read More… from Age 16 – A lot more creative, Social skills have improved tremendously, Lot closer to my family, My brain feels a 100 times bigger

I masturbated to pornography at least every day from age 12 all the way to 90 days ago. I was addicted – no doubt about it. But I did not know at the time. I think I knew in the back of my head that something was wrong with what I was doing. I think […]

Read More… from Age 18 – Quitting porn won’t solve all problems, but ending the cycle is a giant step in the right direction.