I find myself alone much of the time and without social contact, and I find it difficult to find friends and going out socially is difficult. Church services don't always lead to fellowship, as i find it diffuclt to walk up and talk to people i don't know, and I don't really know that I beleive anymore. As a result I have found myself looking at porn, and masturbating a lot.
Earlier today, i looked not at porn per se but just sexy images (for a few minutes) , and usually i always touch, but this time i thought i'll see if i can go without doing so.
I also occasionally take agnus castus berries (also called Chaste berry), which apparently Monks used in the middle ages are said to have a anaphrodisic (lowering sex drive) effect though this is disputed, and possibly may be the opposite perhaps depending on the individual.
While I read a bit about the libido, I am not sure I understand the concept. Is it the same as sex drive? People say it can be sublimated, by exercise, creative hobbies etc.
Would it make sense sense for me to ask for God to lower my libido?
Cs Lewis said the sexual appetite in humans is more inflammed than any other appetite, and that people selling stuff want to keep it inflamed. Does libido figure in desire for stuff generally, for instance, when one spends time looking through a shop catalogue at anything and everything?
Earlier today, i looked not at porn per se but just sexy images (for a few minutes) , and usually i always touch, but this time i thought i'll see if i can go without doing so.
I also occasionally take agnus castus berries (also called Chaste berry), which apparently Monks used in the middle ages are said to have a anaphrodisic (lowering sex drive) effect though this is disputed, and possibly may be the opposite perhaps depending on the individual.
While I read a bit about the libido, I am not sure I understand the concept. Is it the same as sex drive? People say it can be sublimated, by exercise, creative hobbies etc.
Would it make sense sense for me to ask for God to lower my libido?
Cs Lewis said the sexual appetite in humans is more inflammed than any other appetite, and that people selling stuff want to keep it inflamed. Does libido figure in desire for stuff generally, for instance, when one spends time looking through a shop catalogue at anything and everything?