What’s up guy? How’s it going? Sorry but I have a question and I want to know if I was wrong. Today I was calm watching my social media and I saw a post of a website talking about the girl who appeared without clothes interumping the Champions League a few years ago.
I opened the post and saw the photos of the girl with that lingerie I guess. Then I started looking for her and i kept seeing pictures of her with little clothes on and I don’t know if that’s pornography or not.
I have not masturbated or entered a porn website but I don’t know if that means a relapse for me to look photos of that girl. Please help me.
I would not call it a relapse but it could definitely lead to one acting as a trigger.
But let me tell you that even if you SHOULD NOT see anything even close to P becuase it can cause urges, youll be fine.
Its no big deal, its beatable. Just because you saw a little something doesn’t mean you have relapsed. It also depends how your doing nofap to tho: easy, medium or hard.
But stay safe, I recommend you be extra strong and careful. I wish you the best brother.
Thank you guys! But I don’t watch any video or anything like that. It was just seeing pictures of her scantily clad, no naked. Anyway, when I saw it I came out because I knew it would be a trigger to go to a porn website but I didn’t know if that would still be pornography. What do you think?
It’s not a relapse @SpiderWill but when you search for anything remotely related to p* even the name of a girl, you are feeding the addicted part of your brain, if you accidentally come across something like you said you came across a link, then you should have just taken deep breaths and moved on instead of opening the link, by opening the link you fed that little monster inside, it might cause serious repercussions in the upcoming time, but what happened happened, keep the point I mentioned in your mind now on, never ever intentionally feed that addicted part of yourself, never search for something even remotely triggering, if you come across a trigger unintentionally, immediately look away, take deep breaths and move on.
