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How Long Does It Take To Recover From Porn Addiction?

One question people are commonly asking is “How long does it take to overcome porn addiction?”

There are really two stages to the process.

First stage is breaking out of the obsessive-compulsive cycle and that stage takes anywhere from 30 to 90 days. And the reason for it is because it takes about 30 to 90 days for a person to form a habit or to learn a new behavior and make it a habit.

Second stage of overcoming pornography addiction is relapse prevention, and this stage is an ongoing process throughout the rest of the person’s life.

So while it only takes 30 to 90 days to stop compulsively watching pornography, it takes a lifelong effort and maintenance to prevent yourself from going back into your addiction.

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Alex

Alex

My name is Alex and I am a recovering porn addict. I've started this site in early 2009 to share my experience with others. It has been a beautiful journey, and I am really bless to have come across so many wonderful people.

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  1. SamD
    13 mos, 2 wks ago

    I've found that not masturbating is the key to this. Masturbation is what seems to enforce your relationship to porn. After stopping masturbation, I have little interest in porn and so regard my recovery as being the time I no longer felt urged to masturbate.

  2. MDC
    13 mos, 1 wk ago

    Having been a porn addict myself and trying to go sober for living life more fully, I find it hard to stay committed. Its about seeking to find things that matter and seeking to try to build a life outside of this. The purpose is to eventually get to the point where other people matter and hold you accountable.

  3. Anonymous
    12 mos, 3 wks ago

    A big big thank you from the UK! This is the best resource I have found yet on combating porn addiction. I'm starting the suggested 30 day programme today!

  4. Hk friend
    1 mo, 1 wk ago

    I have found that being transparent with another person and then setting a short term goal like 30 days to be clean really helped. Also, checking in with this accountability partner kept me on the straight and narrow. Been about 45 days and counting!!! On my second short term goal of 30 days!

  5. deedo
    2 wks, 2 days ago

    I’ve been clean from porn for 11 days so far, I have masturbated twice since I’ve gone clean, I was really trying to go for the full 30-days without porn or masturbation but I guess it would be easiest killing off one addiction after the other.

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