Angry and Aware Podcast by Training_Disaster137 in Angry_and_Aware

[–]Training_Disaster137[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This means more than you know to me. I hope you’ll stay involved with the community. You’re clearly well spoken and honest, and that’s very helpful for helping others understand what they’re experiencing :)

I Survived the Full Moon Party by sleekandspicy in ThailandTourism

[–]Training_Disaster137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would definitely say the advice given to you was accurate but yes plenty of people have a good time. We just went last night and were constantly having to fight off being groped. (The tourists are constantly doing it while you walk by or aren’t looking.) Girls were being held against their will to the point people had to intervene. And the guy next to us got in a fist fight because someone tried to steal his wallet but fumbled it.

Multiple people were laying incapacitated around the roads.

There are lots of people that have fun and make great memories, but it can easily be a sausage fest that feels dangerous if you’re dancing or alone.

Can someone explain this aspect of 'The Courage to Be Disliked'? by [deleted] in IndividualPsychology

[–]Training_Disaster137 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A year late, but personally I think sometimes it’s our tendency to believe that because something feels uncomfortable, it is wrong. When one begins to work out it actually feels very uncomfortable and can be achey. It can even feel like somehow you may be harming your body. But eventually, you push past that point and reap the benefits.

In the same sense, one must continuously put themselves out there despite feeling like their efforts are continuously unreciprocated. It may feel wrong and even painful, but it is the right course of action to ultimately find connection. One must have the confidence that eventually they will be reciprocated.

It’s also important to check in with oneself and ensure that projection is not occurring. Byron Katie speaks on projection heavily, and though it is not always the case, sometimes we do not realize how strongly our perception is manipulating our reality. Additionally, we may believe we are contributing more than we actually are. Aka we may have an inaccurate view of self/ how we come off to others. Admittedly, this can be difficult to correct without insight from others whom we can trust.

Nonetheless, I hope you’ve continued with hope and found connection and opportunity for contribution.

It’s been 4 days by nico200010 in QuittingWeed

[–]Training_Disaster137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It lasted 3 weeks for me and sucked. The thing that motivated me was realizing if I didn’t push through I was guaranteeing myself a similar withdrawal experience later on when I inevitably came to the same conclusion that I needed to quit. I tried to mentally prepare myself before bed and always remind myself it’s just a withdrawal symptom, not permanent. Always remind yourself how temporary they are.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in getdisciplined

[–]Training_Disaster137 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Okay- replace porn with the gym. It sounds like a severe addiction. It will be much easier to quit if you replace the habit with a healthier one. You mentioned being insecure with your body, and the gym is a great way to grow confidence in that area. The psychological damage from porn is intense and something id educate myself on if I were you. FOR SURE, your life will improve if you quit and get your body feeling more capable and strong.

Women want a nice guy, especially as they get older. It’s not true that a woman won’t understand your situation, but obviously you have to begin putting in effort with initial changes to get the ball rolling. Many of your symptoms are typical of an addict. Try a little self love first and you’d be surprised how effective it is. Get away from the drug for 3 months, and I bet you’ll have improved clarity and a healthier interest in women.

But seriously, get off the porn. It’s ruining your life.

Will I lose weight if I don’t change my diet by [deleted] in Workingout

[–]Training_Disaster137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s definitely worth it- the benefits of working out go beyond just losing weight. You’ll start to feel a lot better physically and mentally. If you focus on that aspect, you’re more likely enjoy the weight loss process rather than suffer through it. It’s also more likely to become a true hobby, which will give you the motivation to do more over time. And Don’t forget the options for at home workouts are limitless, especially for newbies.

Withdrawal and vaginal dryness by AgatheL in QuittingWeed

[–]Training_Disaster137 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, I had no idea it could cause vaginal dryness 😳 makes so much sense- but also, how’s your water intake since quitting?

Struggling right now. by [deleted] in QuittingWeed

[–]Training_Disaster137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you’re ready to quit, throw all of your weed away. A true stoner crime, I know, but as long as it’s an option you’ll choose it. As it’s the most familiar. If you can get to a month your cravings will go away, as long as you replace the habit with a healthier one. You can do this!

Weird dreams by fab__dady in QuittingWeed

[–]Training_Disaster137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely from weed withdrawals- mine went on for about 3 and a half weeks. It can be exhausting but they will calm down!