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== In SMART Recovery == | == In SMART Recovery == | ||
SMART Recovery has a great list of "Beliefs about Urges" that when believed can hold a person back. [https://www.smartrecoverysd.org/wp-content/uploads/Beliefs-About-Urges-handout.pdf See here] for the list. | SMART Recovery has a great list of "Beliefs about Urges" that when believed can hold a person back. [https://www.smartrecoverysd.org/wp-content/uploads/Beliefs-About-Urges-handout.pdf See here] for the list. |
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See also Debunking Myths
In SMART Recovery
SMART Recovery has a great list of "Beliefs about Urges" that when believed can hold a person back. See here for the list.
From GYE Members
Masturbation is not a need
by #HashemHelpMe
Some guys think it's impossible not to masturbate. Here's how I deal with it:
First, I try to introduce them to other bochurim that have stopped.
Second I ask them why they think it's impossible? I ask "Did you ever control yourself for, let's say two weeks?
And the guy will say, yeah.
"So how many gallons came out? According to you, there's this volcanic buildup that's taking place that I've asked you is one 60 days. You're going to have five gallons come out. That doesn't happen to anybody."
There really is no need. There's a very strong urge, but there's no need to masturbate.
And as soon as you make that decision, it's very deep decision in your heart and your mind, you really don't need it.
You may be נכשל once in awhile, but it's not anymore like "I'm anyway going to fall. So from anywhere it's going to fall, why am I, why am I controlling myself today? I'm going to fall tomorrow or the next day".
Note: The Windows Method is a way to demonstrate that masturbation is not a need.