No PMO War XLIII

Greetings honourable gentlemen. I have been participating for the last 11 wars, and despite many failures, I believe it has been the best experience possible in the no PMO space. I am currently on a roughly 2 week streak, don’t count it, and feel great. But where is everyone? The comments are dead, 4 people remaining in the war, less people joining than ever. Used to be 150 vs 150 back when I joined around 2 years ago. Where are the good men fighting for a good cause? It is a shame our numbers have reduced, but that simply highlights the importance in striving for masculine excellence regardless of where in our life we are. I am no sage, but I believe that of those of us who remain, we should become as powerful as humanly possible in all spheres of life. It starts with no PMO, the control of your own mind, and then spreads into all other areas of life. Remind yourself of why you are fighting the next time you are in a tough situation. Fight back. When you will finally achieve your goals and get to the top of the mountain, you will look back and realise this shit was absolutely worth it. No cross, no crown. Propro

The problem make me peoples are losing my life

Coming into this war, things feel a little different this time. I have struggled with anxiety for most of my life, and recently it has become a significant barrier to finding any kind of progress. I’ve realised that I no longer use PMO out of horniness, but rather as a way to relieve the anxiety I feel inside. Lately, this has become uncontrollable, especially when I have no control over my anxious energy. At times it feels almost uncontrollable. The problem is that the more I rely on PMO to ease anxiety, the more it seems to lead to feelings of depression. Then, the more depressed I feel, the more frequent I am using PMO again to spike my dopamine levels and escape the depression. It becomes a vicious cycle. On Tuesday, I was prescribed a new medication for anxiety — one I haven’t tried before. Initially, I was offered another long-term antidepressant or anti-anxiety medication, but after years of trying those, I felt reluctant to go down that route again. The only alternative discussed was diazepam to use as needed for panic attacks. However, that would have been prescribed in very small quantities due to its addictive nature, and from past experience, I know its effectiveness can diminish over time. This time, I was prescribed propranolol. While it wasn’t originally developed specifically for anxiety, it is commonly used to slow a rapid heartbeat — one of the key physical symptoms of anxiety. By calming the physical response, it helps reduce that frantic, overwhelming feeling. The benefit is that it doesn’t need to be taken daily; it can be used as needed, up to three times a day. Since starting it on Tuesday, I’ve already noticed a difference. The reduction in anxiety has also reduced the urge to use PMO as a coping mechanism. Without that constant anxious pressure, the impulse feels less powerful. I’m going to continue with this approach and see how it develops. My hope is that by managing the anxiety more effectively, I can break the cycle and apply this progress to other areas of my life as well. Hitman

Yar

Been cutting for 2 months, did a lot of cardio and gym. Now it's time to lock in the mind. School, PMO and work will be conquered. Remember as long as your still fighting, you haven't lost. I'm so back. Hell yeah

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