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| + | == Alternative Methods from GYE Members == | ||
| + | Note: These methods are original ideas that have not been mentioned in any scientific literature, but feel free to try it. | ||
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| + | === The "thank you" method === | ||
| + | All feelings are generated by your body for a purpose, to help you in some way. So when you get the urge, just say "thank you for caring", and then just let go. | ||
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| + | === Reverse Psychology === | ||
| + | When you get the urge just say, "okay, I'll do it." But then don't. This takes the sting out of the urge, and makes it feel less threatening. | ||
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== General tips from GYE Members == | == General tips from GYE Members == | ||
=== Nip it in the bud === | === Nip it in the bud === | ||
| − | <nowiki>#</nowiki>wilnevergiveup: | + | <nowiki>#</nowiki>wilnevergiveup: Someone wrote "it feels like I am turning in the whirlpool of a toilet being flushed, you know where you are going to end up and there is little to do to stop it." When this happens, I need to grab onto something before it's too late. The hard part is that when we are turning in the toilet it's very hard to stop and think. I don't really have a good strategy for this and in the passed when I ended up this far I haven't been able to climb out. I guess the trick is not to end up here. The main idea here is to nip it as early as you can. We all fall into the trap of "if I give in a little, it will leave me alone for a while". I don't really know why after all this time we still fall for it... I don't know anyone who fell who didn't first give in a little. On the other hand, anyone who succeeds does so by saying no.<ref>https://guardyoureyes.com/forum/1-Break-Free/356766-Lust-counterattack#356796</ref> |
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| − | When this happens, I need to grab onto something before it's too late. The hard part is that when we are turning in the toilet it's very hard to stop and think. | ||
| − | + | <nowiki>#</nowiki>Tzvi5: Get a stronger brain, so if it comes you could ignore it.<ref>https://guardyoureyes.com/forum/2-What-Works-for-Me/80197-getting-the-urge-OUT-of-your-head-the-thread?limit=15&start=30#339115</ref> | |
| − | + | See also [[DISARM]]. | |
[[Category:Urge Management Strategies]] | [[Category:Urge Management Strategies]] | ||
Revision as of 02:24, 9 November 2020
Alternative Methods from GYE Members
Note: These methods are original ideas that have not been mentioned in any scientific literature, but feel free to try it.
The "thank you" method
All feelings are generated by your body for a purpose, to help you in some way. So when you get the urge, just say "thank you for caring", and then just let go.
Reverse Psychology
When you get the urge just say, "okay, I'll do it." But then don't. This takes the sting out of the urge, and makes it feel less threatening.
General tips from GYE Members
Nip it in the bud
#wilnevergiveup: Someone wrote "it feels like I am turning in the whirlpool of a toilet being flushed, you know where you are going to end up and there is little to do to stop it." When this happens, I need to grab onto something before it's too late. The hard part is that when we are turning in the toilet it's very hard to stop and think. I don't really have a good strategy for this and in the passed when I ended up this far I haven't been able to climb out. I guess the trick is not to end up here. The main idea here is to nip it as early as you can. We all fall into the trap of "if I give in a little, it will leave me alone for a while". I don't really know why after all this time we still fall for it... I don't know anyone who fell who didn't first give in a little. On the other hand, anyone who succeeds does so by saying no.[1]
#Tzvi5: Get a stronger brain, so if it comes you could ignore it.[2]
See also DISARM.