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Harder to quit than smoking Anonymous 03/22/18 (Thu) 00:29:00 No.12267

After smoking heavily for some time, I was able to go cold turkey and finally beat that addiction. However, even though smoking was a part of my daily life, every habit had a smoking memory attached to it, porn is a lot harder beast for me to beat. I find myself relapsing to porn almost every other week or so, no matter hard I try. I feel like I will not be able to beat this.

Anonymous 03/27/18 (Tue) 16:57:57 No.12288

I'm curious to know what made you quit smoking, OP.

Anonymous 03/28/18 (Wed) 20:13:01 No.12291

>>12288

I was tired of it. Tired of the money spent, the endless piles of cigs in ashtrays, and the gross feeling I felt whenever I was around non-smokers. It has been over a month since I last had a smoke, and I do not really miss it at all.

Anonymous 03/30/18 (Fri) 00:01:22 No.12294

>>12267

I also quit smoking (was only properly addicted for 2 years) cold turkey, but my porn addiction goes back like 10 years. About a year ago is when I finally realized I was addicted - yeah, pretty crazy how delusional your brain can be - and over the past year I was totally unable to get my head above water. I quit maybe only a dozen times over two days long the entire year.

It took refocusing my entire life-goal strategy and how that applied to my daily life, then taking my unsupervised computer time (on a computer, cell phone included, without other people in the room where I am) and totally eliminating it 100%, going out to spend time with real people instead.

Anonymous 04/05/18 (Thu) 13:16:25 No.12311

I don't understand the image