You finally stop watching pornography.
At first, you feel like you have made real progress. The content is gone. You have removed the thing you believed was causing the problem. You expect the urges to disappear with it.
But they don't.
Understanding urges, habit loops, triggers and why removing pornography does not always end the pattern
Ted Murithi

You finally stop watching pornography.
At first, you feel like you have made real progress. The content is gone. You have removed the thing you believed was causing the problem. You expect the urges to disappear with it.
But they don't.
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