Anonymous #9 2w

Praying for you man

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Anonymous #10 2w

Add me to that prayer list too. 💪🏼

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Anonymous #1 2w

From someone who previously did this for several months: a healthier image and expectations of women and relationships... and also, literally any sex drive in normal irl situations. Porn basically destroyed my mind over the course of years.

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Anonymous #9 2w

Bruh

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Anonymous #10 2w

I have a high sex drive and it helps me relax and it’s comforting, I don’t see what the big deal is

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Anonymous #9 2w

there’s research studies that show how porn negatively impacts your brain, along with your outlook on women, sex, and your self image. look into it

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Anonymous #14 2w

Sex drive goes up or down after quitting?

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Anonymous #16 2w

I’ve seen all that BS. It’s not credible to me. I’m pretty successful and I have a gf. Some of the best sex we’ve had was after watching porn together lol but I also watch alone

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Anonymous #9 2w

Ur comparing sharing a sexual experience w ur s/o to being a lonely gooner who has no other sexual experience outside of beating it to porn . It still negatively impacts ur brain but ur not watching it to where you’ll get an addiction cuz u have other experiences. ☝🏾🤓

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Anonymous #11 2w

Same lmao

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Anonymous #11 2w

Fuck yeah!

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Anonymous holytard_lmao 2w

Same here!

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Anonymous #1 2w

It went up at first but then plateaus when I’m focusing on other things, picking up social hobbies, even doing a little community service. Basically the old slogan “Verb, it’s what you do.” lol

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Anonymous #9 2w

So basically you’re just using a paragraph to say you don’t NEED porn.

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Anonymous #7 2w

It really does though. When I stopped “wait, I actually like women!”

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Anonymous OP 2w

I like porn, I’m regular

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Anonymous OP 2w

So quitting porn, increased your sex drive. You now want sex with women more than you did before. This has improved things for yoy

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Anonymous #1 2w

Actually I’m a woman. And I don’t know that I would say quitting porn increased my sex drive. I think it just got to the point that porn wasn’t doing it for me anymore. Everytime I’d get horny and go online, it would take longer and longer to find something I wanna watch. Sometimes I’d end up reading sexual stories or watching a show that heavily sexual instead lol. I’ve also been dating but it was taking a while for me to meet someone I wanted to take that step with. Anyways life’s good now 😂

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Anonymous #11 2w

Hi #11 thank you for sharing your story. I'm glad your life is better now. I was wondering about OP. I'm curious why you started your post "Actually I'm a woman". I believe starting your message that way could be confusing. You and I were not exchanging messages and you started an interaction that way. Hearing a woman's perspective is interesting though!

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