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Also, this book might not have anything to do with your situation, but I recommend it, nonetheless, to every women.

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I haven't read this yet, but I've listened to some good interviews with the author on how things have moved away from what they once were, and how that's largely bad across the board. The Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry

https://www.amazon.com/Case-Against-Sexual-Revolution-dp-1509549994/dp/1509549994/

There's some really good information and research about VR and it's therapeutic properties, especially people suffering from terminal illness or traumatic injuries. It's not just about gaming, although I've had some really cool social experiences with my family and friends through interacting in virtual worlds. VR when not abused for escapism, is about connecting with other humans.

[https://www.amazon.com/Dawn-New-Everything-Encounters-Reality/dp/1627794093](Dawn of the New Everything)

The "metaverse", on the other hand, is a giant stinking pile of crap.

The book seems to be about far more than comfortable sex positions, but positions are definitely a good topic about which we should all be educated. If I had time, I would totally write a book on sex positions for expectant couples 😁 The Amazon reviews seem to be pretty dichotomous. Also, it seems like the book is geared toward sex, not masturbation... (?)

the traffic to pornhub premium increased exponentially between the months of february and march.

Pornhub Total Traffic for March: 2.88B visits

Pornhub Premium Traffic Increase: February (135M visits) to March (221 M visits)

As an outsider I'd be interested in understanding why he lied about it and also whether he can understand how you feel etc. If you feel you may be able to get past it with him and he is willing to look at it and stop using it...

This book may be useful: https://www.amazon.com/Confronting-Your-Spouses-Pornography-Problem/dp/1933317434

Ok guys https://gab.com/brannon1776

This dude is definitely not a racist google his profile and find out yourself and also see his thoughts on "chink bat aids" and how the holocaust narrative was constructed to take attention away from soviet war crimes lol. Anyone that sees racism here is clearly deluded lol. *no sarcasm here at all*

I'm on my 130th day of abstinence. I can say what helped me was changing my mindset, but also reconsidering the types of ways I was blocking access to tube sites, etc.

I shifted my mindset in such a way I began to realize that if I kept going I was giving this vile, disgusting industry, exactly what they want, another mindless consumer to keep their revenue flowing in.

It just really upset me, how they basically hijack peoples natural desire for sex and turn it into this unstoppable addiction.

I also didn't really take into account that any device that had open internet access was a problem. I was only blocking some devices, with weak blockers, uninstallable ones, chrome extensions, BlockerX, which doesn't work..

I sat down and I searched for a secure solution, I found that the best option was K9 Web Protection and Cold Turkey Blocker.

In addition, I also stopped taking my phone to the restroom, to the shower, before I slept, anywhere where I felt like I could give in.

Last thing, I also realized that another option out is disconnecting the internet for 90 entire days, though, you see the problem, we require the internet on a day to day basis, and this bullshit is so widespread and mainstream, it's almost impossible to avoid.

If any of two programs interested you but you need more help setting them up, you can ping me or DM me and I will be glad to help you, otherwise, I hope you know that you have the ability to live your life without being controlled by an industry that profits off of enslaving countless people and abuse, etc..

Good day.

Oh, I've already been attacked in the sections of the survey where you can provide feedback by plenty of addicts, but having been there, I know what they're going through and denial is a beast. To admit you have a problem is an admission you have to change. Learning how to change involves hard work, actually changing is even harder, and there's a lot of fear about who the person is on the other side. What happens to you when the one thing that was always there, that you could always count on to (in your mind) make your feel better disappears? It's a tough road to face.

If you're interested in my latest book, you can get more details at this link. I know there's a "Look Inside" part, but I can also send you a different excerpt if you private message me your email address. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1950328384/