53: "I'm triggered when I see a girl dressed immodestly" | How to overcome triggers and lustful thoughts with ease

So, you’re walking down the street, minding your own business,
when BAM a girl walks by in a skimpy outfit. Thoughts of lust,
fantasizing, and craving are running through your mind. 


Or, let’s say, you’re browsing online, minding your own business,
when BOOM some ad pops up of women in swimsuits. 


You’re triggered. And these triggers have started you down the
path to eventually acting out with porn. You feel like it’s
almost inevitable. 


You’ve been working so hard to overcome porn addiction, and when
stuff like this shows up out of nowhere, you just don’t know how
to handle it. How do you keep your mind from running wild and
getting lost in fantasizing and lust? 


You want to quit porn, but things like this seem to lead you
right back to it, and it’s discouraging for you. You want to be a
good guy, to treat women with respect, to be loyal to your wife,
and to have a pure mind so you can do more good in the world. But
you just don’t know how to beat porn addiction. 


Today, we’re going to talk about how to successfully handle these
triggers. How to recognize what’s driving you toward addiction -
beyond just the obvious lust or desire - and how to channel your
thoughts in a positive direction so that triggers are actually an
opportunity to become stronger than ever in your sobriety, and
you can get rid of porn addiction for good.


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