NEW VIDEO: I Quit MMOs and THIS Happened
Cam Adair
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If you're on Facebook you can also check out the Dad Edge FB group - great group of dads.
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Hi Vera! ?
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Hi Mouxine, welcome to the forums.
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Hi Catherine, welcome to the forums.
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Happy to hear the documentary helped!
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Welcome to the forums bro good to see you here.
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WElcome!
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Hi Aidan! Welcome to the forums.
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Welcome! Having extra support from the community will help a lot.
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Hi G. Welcome to the forums.
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Forums are fairly active now - but it's important for you to engage with others if you want them to engage back.
What kind of additional support would you want?
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You can do this! Keep journaling and let your emotions out. It helps to clarify your thinking. One day at a time.
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Welcome back brother.
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Fantasizing will pass. Maintain good habits and you'll be fine ?
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Hey ?Take it one day at a time - your desire to play will reduce over time and it will get easier to enjoy other activities.
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Welcome, there is a lot of help here in the community and on the website.
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Hi Dmitry, welcome to the forums.
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17 hours ago, Doug said:
Thank you all for the support. Detox day 4 and going strong. It has been a challenge, but I come to the forums and read peoples' stories which helps a lot. I think I'm going to start a journal today or tomorrow for some additional help getting through it.
One day at a time ?
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Hi - welcome!
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good thread on it
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Godspeed brother!
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Hi Doug, good luck with your detox!
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Hi Dmitry, where are you from originally?
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Hi Sirus, welcome.
It's never over. Another afterparty journal
in Daily Journals
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Check out the book Mindset. One of the concepts in there is about the idea of a growth vs. fixed mindset. Right now you can see that you're focused on "well I am the way I am so I might as well go back to gaming" instead of "this is where I am and this is where I want to be, so I will do XYZ to change and adapt."
Gaming isn't going to fix anything. Nor is simply quitting. It's what you do instead that matters.