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Easypeasy method rant

Alright, so due to all the hype and reviews that I've read about this book, I decided to read it for myself and finished the whole thing in 2 days. (Yes, I spent a large amount of hours reading this book). Honestly..I was pretty dissapointed, and annoyed. Don't get me wrong the book has some valuable info, but it is poorly written. The chapters get so repetitive, talking about what everybody already knows over and over again. It included a few questions to ask ourselves like do we really enjoy watching porn, or something along those lines. What am I supposed to say? No? Of course watching porn is enjoyable, that's the reason why we became addicted to it in the first place, if it wasn't enjoyable then we wouldn't have a problem quitting. And as for the method that the book took countless chapters to reach, the method that would supposedly free us from the shackles of porn, is something that I have already done and failed. Well, I can't say that its a method but rather a mindset. An addiction simply cant be beat by having a resolve of quitting porn, telling yourself that and celebrating it. Things need to be added in our day to day lives in order to do so. The time I applied the easypeasy method was during my first attempt on quitting porn. Rather, I applied it subconciously because I was new to all of this and didn't know about the easypeasy method nor what to expect from no PMO, and I didnt put much thought to quitting than to just actually quit. That didn't get me very far. A mindset cannot beat a hardwired subconcious habit that has been birthed, raised and trained for years on end. There is much more to it than what the author let on.

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Easypeasy method rant
Alright, so due to all the hype and reviews that I've read about this book, I decided to read it for myself and finished the whole thing in 2 days. (Yes, I spent a large amount of hours reading this book). Honestly..I was pretty dissapointed, and annoyed. Don't get me wrong the book has some valuable info, but it is poorly written. The chapters get so repetitive, talking about what everybody already knows over and over again. It included a few questions to ask ourselves like do we really enjoy watching porn, or something along those lines. What am I supposed to say? No? Of course watching porn is enjoyable, that's the reason why we became addicted to it in the first place, if it wasn't enjoyable then we wouldn't have a problem quitting. And as for the method that the book took countless chapters to reach, the method that would supposedly free us from the shackles of porn, is something that I have already done and failed. Well, I can't say that its a method but rather a mindset. An addiction simply cant be beat by having a resolve of quitting porn, telling yourself that and celebrating it. Things need to be added in our day to day lives in order to do so. The time I applied the easypeasy method was during my first attempt on quitting porn. Rather, I applied it subconciously because I was new to all of this and didn't know about the easypeasy method nor what to expect from no PMO, and I didnt put much thought to quitting than to just actually quit. That didn't get me very far. A mindset cannot beat a hardwired subconcious habit that has been birthed, raised and trained for years on end. There is much more to it than what the author let on.
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Especially when sexual energy is involved in the process. This is what in my opinion separates this addiction to addiction from foreign substances. Sexual energy we are inherit with by default, though with things like alcohol or drugs, these substances were never in default in our body system.
Therefore it's obvious that there would be differences between sexual addiction and drug addiction.

If You read the origin of this book, then from what I remember this method described in this book, was the method used to quit smoking cigarettes.

In my opinion cigarettes addiction is on a whole different level than porn addiction.

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Especially when sexual energy is involved in the process. This is what in my opinion separates this addiction to addiction from foreign substances. Sexual energy we are inherit with by default, though with things like alcohol or drugs, these substances were never in default in our body system. Therefore it's obvious that there would be differences between sexual addiction and drug addiction. If You read the origin of this book, then from what I remember this method described in this book, was the method used to quit smoking cigarettes. In my opinion cigarettes addiction is on a whole different level than porn addiction.
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My man, I don't think you read the book properly. You still refer to porn addiction as a habit. That's one of the first things you learn in EasyPeasy - this is an addiction not a habit. In fact, we both shouldn't be here on this website because this website is all about tracking your days. Tracking days is a waste of time. Why would you track the days if you have quit for life? Sounds pretty silly to me. I don't murder people so why would I track how many days it has been without murdering someone? (I'm here to spread the good news of easypeasymethod and how it saved me from a crippling pmo addiction. This website was the place that someone linked easypeasy to me and I'm forever grateful for it)

@Chrisklb in my opinion addiction is addiction, regardless of whatever substance it is. I quit smoking plus pmo using easypeasy. Same mindsets. Same lessons. All applied. Succeeded.

If anyone reads this review please take the time to read easypeasy yourself. The book WILL set 99% of you free. You must FULLY understand the book or it won't work.

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My man, I don't think you read the book properly. You still refer to porn addiction as a habit. That's one of the first things you learn in EasyPeasy - this is an addiction not a habit. In fact, we both shouldn't be here on this website because this website is all about tracking your days. Tracking days is a waste of time. Why would you track the days if you have quit for life? Sounds pretty silly to me. I don't murder people so why would I track how many days it has been without murdering someone? (I'm here to spread the good news of easypeasymethod and how it saved me from a crippling pmo addiction. This website was the place that someone linked easypeasy to me and I'm forever grateful for it) @Chrisklb in my opinion addiction is addiction, regardless of whatever substance it is. I quit smoking plus pmo using easypeasy. Same mindsets. Same lessons. All applied. Succeeded. If anyone reads this review please take the time to read easypeasy yourself. The book WILL set 99% of you free. You must FULLY understand the book or it won't work.
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@SirChad Alright bro, I'll take your advice and give the book a second chance. Maybe I should read it spread out multiple days instead of trying to finish it in one go.

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@SirChad Alright bro, I'll take your advice and give the book a second chance. Maybe I should read it spread out multiple days instead of trying to finish it in one go.
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@ChosenOne777 awesome, happy to hear it. I had to read it a few times before I truly understood the book. I recommend taking notes as you read. Best of luck bro.

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@ChosenOne777 awesome, happy to hear it. I had to read it a few times before I truly understood the book. I recommend taking notes as you read. Best of luck bro.
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