I’m a pooner channer gooner, hypersexual and addicted. I was like that for a long time (since I was 12, I’m an adult now) up until a few weeks ago when I finally decided to change. I genuinely believe I’m gonna get out of this, because I’m determined, even after years of frying my brain and my thoughts. Yeah, my head is pretty wrecked: depression, dysphoria, all that. I’m not on meds, but I’m finally starting HRT, and I really feel like things are actually getting better (family stuff, self-esteem, health)I want to get better, and I’m gonna put in the effort. It’s the end of the year, and I feel like this has to finally change in my life. I uninstalled Discord, left a bunch of Reddit subs, deleted other sites I’d rather not name (mostly violence and porn). And today is my last day hanging around hereSo what keeps you stuck behind a computer for so long, like I was? I think everyone’s got their own reasons, most people dealing with depression or feeling like a failure. I don’t think everyone here has zero social life, actually, I think a lot of people have friends with the same interests from these spaces. But I’m talking more about the mental health side of it all, how a lot of people romanticize messed-up stuff and act like assholes online. How many times have you tried to improve, to become a better version of yourself and get out of this hole?I wish you all the best, and I hope most of you manage to live a healthy life at some point, and are able to be at peace with your own gender identity and sexual orientation.
Naive 19 year old-coded postYup you're a big boy now, time to leave the board
>>4207950718*Yes, you're right
>>42079532do you like animation memes