NoFap - Giving Up (They Gave Up - Only To Regret it Later)

Scandinavian Bob here hi,

Thinking About Giving Up On NoFap?

Today, I want to talk a bit about giving up on NoFap. Because I think what I’m about to say is something that needs to be talked about. 

And by the way, just to avoid getting off on the wrong foot here I need to confess that I had periods during my reboot years where I just gave up for a while too, so I’m not pointing any fingers here. 

As many of you know, I do one-on-one coaching to help guys who are rebooting and sometimes I get people reaching out to me who say that they were actually doing pretty good, but they still felt somewhat disappointed at NoFap and started thinking, "if I’m not getting any more benefits that this, I might as well go back to using adult sites again."

Giving up on NoFap was a mistake...

But then they quickly start noticing how they made a mistake, and that they now indeed feel much worse. And so they try to quit again, but now they realize, oh, quitting was actually hard, and many of them are once again stuck in the addiction not knowing how to get out. 

So, how can this happen, how can some people just give up on things that are good?

Well, the answer to that is very easy, it’s because sometimes in life the improvements and benefits of doing a certain thing come so slowly that it’s hard for us to notice them. 

If the benefits come slowly - we can be fooled...

You see, NoFap works differently for different people. Some people that have had a serious addiction to adult sites may have a long and pretty painful road to travel, and when they finally come let’s say 12 months in, some of them tend to forget how they actually felt 9 months ago. 

This is because the improvements didn’t happen overnight for them, for them it was a slow process. 

But then if they give it all up, by going back to the old life they go, oh so this was what it was like...

"Oh, man this is so much worse. It’s way worse, how could I ever forget what it was like? Nope I can’t have it like this!"

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Stuck in the addiction again...

And then they try to stop once again, but that’s not the only thing they forgot… they also forgot how difficult stopping actually can be. And so now they struggle with getting free once again.

Can any of you relate to this? Please share in the comment section below, and yeah, I’m fully aware of the sensitive  nature of question, so I don’t expect many comments, but I still feel that this is something that I needed to talk about, because there are quite a lot of people out there who give up on NoFap, only to deeply regret it a month or two later on. 

And guys, even if you don’t resonate with this video perhaps because you have not yet managed to go long enough without adult sites, then you can still get something out of it by understanding that sometimes in life, the improvements seem to  be slow, almost so slow that we can have a hard time noticing them. 

If you could jump forward in time...

But rest assured, if you could push a button and  jump 2 years forward in time and right now be able to feel how you’ll feel after 2 years without using adult sites, oh man,  you'd be jumping up and down of joy because then all the benefits would be so night and day noticeable to you that you would be on cloud number nine for weeks. 

If you need help with this, then you can download my FREE 90 day advice and tool guide for quitting, by using the link under the video. It’s not a big online course or anything like that, but it’s a short, easy to read advice and tool guide that will help you and it’s 100% free as it is my gift to you.

And oh hey guys by being a dopamine focused warrior you’re truly walking an amazing journey. Dopamine is the secret to life, it’s both mysterious and precious and just as long as we keep focusing on the right stuff we have wonderful things to come for sure. 

Thanks for reading,

-Scandinavian Bob-

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