JackBauer24
Don Juan
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I don't know how to say this any other way. It started freshman year of high school (1998) right around the time AOL was becoming widespread. I was "unpopular" and didn't stand a chance with any girl at school so I went on AOL. Back then, you at least knew you were talking to real girls and not old perverted guys pretending to be girls.
I didn't even know what cybering was but I was doing it. I also watched a lot of porn on hbo, skinemax and the like but it wasn't enough for me because there wasn't any female communication. I liked talking dirty to "real girls." Basically this continued throughout high school, and it made sense. I was lonely, girls at school wouldn't even talk to me, overcompensating on the internet wasn't that far of a stretch.
I went away to college for a semester and had no computer and did not seem to care. The college was in the middle of nowhere (at the time, I just wanted to get as far away from home as possible) and there were a bunch of dogs barking around the campus, but I still didn't feel any compulsion to find a computer on campus and go on the internet for girls.
When I came home after a semester (2002), it started again and has continued and gotten worse. Have not talked to any girls in person outside of co-workers. I have no problem talking to girls that I know. Approaching a girl, even a fat, ugly girl that I want nothing to do with, would be like asking me to rob a bank. Getting harassed over years will do this to your confidence/rejection tolerance level.
Anyway, the internet bs has gotten worse. At least back then, I knew I was talking to real girls. I go in chat rooms, fully aware that the person I'm talking to is most likely a fat chick or a guy, and it doesn't prevent me from being a horny, dirty talker. Before you ask, yes, I look at porn and masturbate, but like I said, this is an old habit.
I don't work at the moment, but even when I've had full-time, 40+ hour jobs, I used what free time to search for girls on the internet.
I go to a therapist for depression and the social anxiety, and have been honest about the online compulsions, and she has offered no advice other than the obvious "stop yourself from doing it."
Part of me gets the impression that even if I met a girl I was attracted to and had sex with her and talked to her, that I'd still being doing it.
I don't know what else to say.
I didn't even know what cybering was but I was doing it. I also watched a lot of porn on hbo, skinemax and the like but it wasn't enough for me because there wasn't any female communication. I liked talking dirty to "real girls." Basically this continued throughout high school, and it made sense. I was lonely, girls at school wouldn't even talk to me, overcompensating on the internet wasn't that far of a stretch.
I went away to college for a semester and had no computer and did not seem to care. The college was in the middle of nowhere (at the time, I just wanted to get as far away from home as possible) and there were a bunch of dogs barking around the campus, but I still didn't feel any compulsion to find a computer on campus and go on the internet for girls.
When I came home after a semester (2002), it started again and has continued and gotten worse. Have not talked to any girls in person outside of co-workers. I have no problem talking to girls that I know. Approaching a girl, even a fat, ugly girl that I want nothing to do with, would be like asking me to rob a bank. Getting harassed over years will do this to your confidence/rejection tolerance level.
Anyway, the internet bs has gotten worse. At least back then, I knew I was talking to real girls. I go in chat rooms, fully aware that the person I'm talking to is most likely a fat chick or a guy, and it doesn't prevent me from being a horny, dirty talker. Before you ask, yes, I look at porn and masturbate, but like I said, this is an old habit.
I don't work at the moment, but even when I've had full-time, 40+ hour jobs, I used what free time to search for girls on the internet.
I go to a therapist for depression and the social anxiety, and have been honest about the online compulsions, and she has offered no advice other than the obvious "stop yourself from doing it."
Part of me gets the impression that even if I met a girl I was attracted to and had sex with her and talked to her, that I'd still being doing it.
I don't know what else to say.