The NoPorn / NoFap Thread - For Those Who're Serious

Depends on what kind of marriage, Iv been married for over a decade and my sex life was really good, sorry to sound but for the last 2 months my wife has refused to have sex with me and says shes never having sex with me again, so I havent ejaculated for over 2 months, the worst part is I still sleep next to her and was still seeing her naked getting out the shower and dressing so I asked her not to do that anymore if she not having sex with me, so I hadnt really watched porn of anything for like a year or 2 but have been tempted lately and watched once or twice for a short time but didnt act on it just went to bed no masterbation or anything, I think this is just a spiritual things as Im a catechumen almost being baptised, I do think after baptism things will change some time, because one of the many reasons my wife wont even hold my hand or kiss me (according to her) is because she saw a youtube video of the holy communion of everyone taking it from the same spoon, thats why I say its spiritual, so just letting you know that marriage might not always be the answer but I think if you in the right marriage it will be. Mine is still healing so maybe a bad example.
Here's my take on it: Marriage is the right answer, if you both are on the same path, on the same level spiritually, and in the same church worshipping together and helping each other (in your case, Orthodox). Being the only Orthodox in your family is a difficult path, trust me...I'm one of them.
 
Here's my take on it: Marriage is the right answer, if you both are on the same path, on the same level spiritually, and in the same church worshipping together and helping each other (in your case, Orthodox).
True, in my case my wife has turned away from God and wants nothing to do with church so thats why Im in this difficult situation now, by the way I dont watch porn I once used to years ago but for many years now I hardlt ever watch just now and then when I fall like once a year or something like that but no masterbation, over the years God has some how helped me improve, but coming off sex now lately has tempted me to watch once or twice, and its usually during week moments like late at night or when Im tiered etc , on a normal day it doesnt seem to be a problem at all
 
If you ever feel tempted to masturbate, just think about how terrified the Jews are of you abstaining and this will give you motivation to stop 😅
Imagine a country full of Christian men who don't abuse themselves. Who are not full of constant shame, are clear-headed, and highly motivated to accomplish things. Who can see above all the lies and temptations we are bombarded with.

It would be a glorious thing to see for us, but indeed a terrifying thing for the Jews. They can only have power when men are sedated.
 
Why has your wife refused intimacy? This is kind of big for you and will kill your marriage. You'll just become housemates who resent each other. You don't renounce your faith because people shared a spoon, that's nonsense.
Yes thats satans goal, Its a long story and its also a spiritual thing, my wife fell away from Christianity and Iv becone Orthodox and Im a Catechumen for over a year now and this is a process of hell and demonic oppression, trials and temptations and this can only be overcome with divine intervention prayers and fasting because its a spiritual thing
 
On a more human basis, do you think she is potentially being unfaithful? I ask because a woman usually only wants to give herself to one man at a time, and to just shut off the taps seems suspect. Look, I'm just some guy on the Internet and I don't know your personal life, but I'd be asking questions beyond the purely spiritual.
 
On a more human basis, do you think she is potentially being unfaithful? I ask because a woman usually only wants to give herself to one man at a time, and to just shut off the taps seems suspect. Look, I'm just some guy on the Internet and I don't know your personal life, but I'd be asking questions beyond the purely spiritual.
This is true, my wife stopped being intimate with me the moment she cheated.
 
On a more human basis, do you think she is potentially being unfaithful? I ask because a woman usually only wants to give herself to one man at a time, and to just shut off the taps seems suspect. Look, I'm just some guy on the Internet and I don't know your personal life, but I'd be asking questions beyond the purely spiritual.
No I dont but I think she is, I do think she would like to though, she wants to get divorced for some time it all started around the time she left Christianity and I became Orthodox, we have kids so thats whats holding eveylrything together at the moment and obviously God. My wife has developed a hate for me, she wont even lay a finger on me or even let me give a hug hello or kiss on cheek goodbye not even a handshake, after my wife left Christianity she got involved in the occult so I know for sure this is a spiritual thing
 
No I dont but I think she is, I do think she would like to though, she wants to get divorced for some time it all started around the time she left Christianity and I became Orthodox, we have kids so thats whats holding eveylrything together at the moment and obviously God. My wife has developed a hate for me, she wont even lay a finger on me or even let me give a hug hello or kiss on cheek goodbye not even a handshake, after my wife left Christianity she got involved in the occult so I know for sure this is a spiritual thing
It is not uncommon for Orthodox catechumens and newly baptised Orthodox to be put through difficult trials and suffering. If it is any consolation, it is a sign that you are on the right path. That being said, I think you need to have an open and frank discussion with her and don't beat around the bush. Tell her what your expectations are, what Biblical imperatives there are in a marriage (for both man and wife), and whether she can live with and abide by that. If not, you have your answer. First and foremost, you should discuss this with your priest at length. Her denying you any and all affection and physical contact is a massive breach of the spiritual marriage contract in itself. In the long term, if not resolved, it will lead to bitterness, resentment, anger, and potentially violence. Better to separate and live separate lives, and find some peace in that case. I know from my personal (and similar) experience, that separation and years apart, allowed everything to de-escalate and we can now tolerate each other for holidays and such, while keeping the peace and civility for the children's sake.
 
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By involved with the occult, what do you mean? I understand that you're kind of over a barrel here since there are children involved. You don't want her putting your children at risk, she has no idea what she's messing with. Did somebody come into her life to draw her away from the church? Women rarely make these decisions by themselves.
 
It is not uncommon for Orthodox catechumens and newly baptised Orthodox to be put through difficult trials and suffering. If it is any consolation, it is a sign that you are on the right path. That being said, I think you need to have an open and frank discussion with her and don't beat around the bush. Tell her what your expectations are, what Biblical imperatives there are in a marriage (for both man and wife), and whether she can live with and abide by that. If not, you have your answer. First and foremost, you should discuss this with your priest at length. Her denying you any and all affection and physical contact is a massive breach of the spiritual marriage contract in itself. In the long term, if not resolved, it will lead to bitterness, resentment, anger, and potentially violence. Better to separate and live separate lives, and find some peace in that case. I know from my personal (and similar) experience, that separation and years apart, allowed everything to de-escalate and we can now tolerate each other for holidays and such, while keeping the peace and civility for the children's sake.
On my side Im not gonna split up I have kids and Its not gonna do them any good for us to divorve Im prepared to suffer through for their sake If It means no sex then so be it. Anyway so good news, I managed to seduce her finally around 2-3am while she was fast asleep and her logical mind off and we made love, so it took me like 50 tries and turn downs and no's to finally get this yes for intimacy, before it was easier for me to make love to her because she still allowed me to touch her hand, feet, scratch her back etc, this time was a lot harder because she didnt allow any touching, so it did ease things up a little between us and I was allowed to give her a hug and kiss of the forehead this morning on my way out. Yes I have and am going through some serious trials during my catechism, all kinds, financial, sex, marriage, family, persecutions and just really difficult situations etc the good part about it is that its forced me to take my faith very seriously, prayers late at nigh when Im very sleepy, fastings, church, even at church I stand throughout the entire service and full attention only sit for the sermon because its so precious to me, I know these are trials God is allowing to happen to me for my good
 
By involved with the occult, what do you mean? I understand that you're kind of over a barrel here since there are children involved. You don't want her putting your children at risk, she has no idea what she's messing with. Did somebody come into her life to draw her away from the church? Women rarely make these decisions by themselves.
So for example, my bedside table has my prayer rope, cross, icons, my church books im reading, on her side she has crystals, tarrot cards and she practices astrology and has read occult books and watched many videos, she is also started flirting with atheism, no its not people who came into her life physically this started during lockdowns when she wasnt going anywhere, you can be influenced online, just like we have this group here for Christians they also have pages ans groups and videos etc, you cant force people to repent and believe in Christ, I do believe some day she will convert, even though she is into this stuff Gods hand is protecting us and I do a lot of praying for her and the kids and others are praying too, I prayer in my garahe with incense and candles at my prayer corner with my prayer book, I have holy water too and I also light candles and prayer for her at the liturgy, I know you are a protestant, I was too, but the way we do our prayers in Orthodoxy is quite different if I must say especiallt having a prayer corner here at home its a real blessing
 
I don't know what inspired me to view this suggestion, but it had some interesting lessons learned. Be warned the interviewer isn't all that religion friendly.

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=5UKa6Tvz95Y

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There were a few takeaways that I feel should be learned.

1: The girl had an abusive family situation because of (you guessed it) a stepfather. That badly messed her up. Something for you to consider for the humans involved in this. A lot of how they got there can be trauma.

2: She tried to return to Christianity. What stopped her was that people in the church made it very clear they didn't want her around. The lesson here is that some of these attitudes which are common about women in the "red pill" space may be causing souls to be lost. Mercy tempered by discretion is the way we should be. There should be joy when someone like that comes back and not shunning them (unless of course they prove that they are not acting in good faith, in which case they are allowed back in once they do).
 
I don't know what inspired me to view this suggestion, but it had some interesting lessons learned. Be warned the interviewer isn't all that religion friendly.

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=5UKa6Tvz95Y

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There were a few takeaways that I feel should be learned.

1: The girl had an abusive family situation because of (you guessed it) a stepfather. That badly messed her up. Something for you to consider for the humans involved in this. A lot of how they got there can be trauma.

2: She tried to return to Christianity. What stopped her was that people in the church made it very clear they didn't want her around. The lesson here is that some of these attitudes which are common about women in the "red pill" space may be causing souls to be lost. Mercy tempered by discretion is the way we should be. There should be joy when someone like that comes back and not shunning them (unless of course they prove that they are not acting in good faith, in which case they are allowed back in once they do).

I haven’t watched the video, but what you wrote is true in my experience. I also won’t ever forget a phone call I had with a woman on Catholic match, who after a bit said she was hesitant to talk to me because she was divorced and not a virgin. She kept asking me if it was ok that she was not a virgin and if I wanted to ‘dump’ her (we weren’t even dating just talking) she would understand. She was an attractive Latina around 30 years old. She told me the religious guys she was meeting online were overly judgmental.

During a discussion with my priest I mentioned that I kept confessing the same stuff over and over and felt dumb and he said something interesting. He said to me ‘at least you recognize it, most of the parishioners here don’t and think they are all saints’

With that type of attitude in some churches how can outsiders feel genuinely accepted?

Edit: I saw the video and it seems to be an interview with a porn star. In that case, has she truly repented or was she going to mass and still in the industry?
 
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I don't know what inspired me to view this suggestion, but it had some interesting lessons learned. Be warned the interviewer isn't all that religion friendly.

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=5UKa6Tvz95Y

(link edited to stop a potentially triggering thumbnail)

There were a few takeaways that I feel should be learned.

1: The girl had an abusive family situation because of (you guessed it) a stepfather. That badly messed her up. Something for you to consider for the humans involved in this. A lot of how they got there can be trauma.

2: She tried to return to Christianity. What stopped her was that people in the church made it very clear they didn't want her around. The lesson here is that some of these attitudes which are common about women in the "red pill" space may be causing souls to be lost. Mercy tempered by discretion is the way we should be. There should be joy when someone like that comes back and not shunning them (unless of course they prove that they are not acting in good faith, in which case they are allowed back in once they do).
Lord have mercy, I recall having seen her videos years ago. I feel like a complete scumbag now, like the most wretched sinner especially knowing she was abused.

Every time we give in to this stuff, we are enabling this destruction of women. No viewers --> no pornography.

Those who chased her away from the church will have to answer to God for their actions. You can almost see the sadness in her eyes, I hope that she will find her way in the end.
 
Lord have mercy, I recall having seen her videos years ago. I feel like a complete scumbag now, like the most wretched sinner especially knowing she was abused.

Every time we give in to this stuff, we are enabling this destruction of women. No viewers --> no pornography.

Those who chased her away from the church will have to answer to God for their actions. You can almost see the sadness in her eyes, I hope that she will find her way in the end.
The whore said in the video that "just because I did porn it doesn't mean I am a bad person". It means exactly that. Then she said "I don't believe in God, I believe I'm god". She is delusional and shunning her was the correct reaction according to St Paul, in order to protect the young boys in the congregation and for her to learn the truth about herself. Unfortunately she appears to have learned nothing.
 
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The whore said in the video that "just because I did porn it doesn't mean I am a bad person". It means exactly that. Then she said "I don't believe in God, I believe I'm god". She is delusional and shunning her was the correct reaction according to St Paul, in order to protect the young boys in the congregation and for her to learn the truth about herself. Unfortunately she appears to have learned nothing.
How exactly are you using St Paul to justify this? Jesus even spent time with sinners to call them to repentance.

I too didn't think I was a bad person when I first came to the Church. It was only after a period of prayer and repentance that I came to see the depths of my own depravity. Her delusion is a product of modern brainwashing, but time spent in the Christian way can teach her to love God. Over time God can soften our hearts to accept His message.
 
I don't know what inspired me to view this suggestion, but it had some interesting lessons learned. Be warned the interviewer isn't all that religion friendly.

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=5UKa6Tvz95Y

(link edited to stop a potentially triggering thumbnail)

There were a few takeaways that I feel should be learned.

1: The girl had an abusive family situation because of (you guessed it) a stepfather. That badly messed her up. Something for you to consider for the humans involved in this. A lot of how they got there can be trauma.

2: She tried to return to Christianity. What stopped her was that people in the church made it very clear they didn't want her around. The lesson here is that some of these attitudes which are common about women in the "red pill" space may be causing souls to be lost. Mercy tempered by discretion is the way we should be. There should be joy when someone like that comes back and not shunning them (unless of course they prove that they are not acting in good faith, in which case they are allowed back in once they do).

And you know this whore is telling the truth because....
 
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