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How can I control my daily masturbating habit?

13.06.2025 01:31

How can I control my daily masturbating habit?

Good move really- Answer is Self control.. Go on increasing no, of days you won’t do it.

Goal is to reach 60 days & once you are able to do it with determination once- you will feel -this habit can’t control you anymore. Only thoughts were making you do that.

Mistakes are allowed as our mind tend to do them or generate emotions more when we try to control it. But if so - you have restart again & again from one week

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Once strong enough -Consider making guru (pray to God to give one), wake up before sunrise , take always cold shower, avoid porn of any kind.

Good Luck!

For levels there is video - I can message you if you want to understand- its in Hindi , so CC option need to be used.

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Someone who reaches 60 days without it , knows after completing 60 days once if he will try - pleasure will not be anymore same .. U will feel more control and power in you.

Start from 1 week - Try 3 times first to control - If successful then make it 2 weeks - & like wise then 3–4 weeks in any length you are comfortable.

Meanwhile during this what is called Sadhana - ensure 8 levels of purity if you are unmarried & 7 if you are married because if in marriage & your wife demands it - don’t ignore her calls.

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