I first started viewing pornography when I was 11. Shortly after I began masturbating. Some people try to tell me that's normal. I believe it to be wrong, though I can acknowledge that it is perhaps normal. What is not normal is being addicted to those and other sexual behaviors. I am an addict. The following blog is primarily a tool to aid my fight against addiction through healthy expression and accountability.
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Thursday, January 15, 2015
One Step Forward, and Two Steps Back
It's really sad to say that I've done so poorly immediately following my first daylong resistance. I was above all bored, but also feeling some confusion and frustration. The worse part is that this time I made a very conscious choice to engage in risky behaviors. I'm absolutely not okay with that, but it happened. I broke all the rules I had previously put in place to protect myself, not with excuses, but knowing exactly what I was doing. I watched pornography and ended up on adult dating sites and eventually craigslist classifieds. As always, when I reached a climax, the sensations disappeared and I experienced one of my most embarrassing drops back into reality. I want the shame out of my life so badly, and I want it gone because the problem has been overcome. One of my biggest fears is that I become okay with my indulgence and that desensitization causes the shame to disappear. If I were to summarize my feelings into one word right now, it would be "scared".
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