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Jizz Machine

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Dear fellow pooners, sp's, and moderators,

I am a mid-twenties asian male. I was out of my first serious relationship of about a year, and we've ended it approximately 4 months ago. I was devestated until this very day. I've started pooning around in late 2006, purely from the lack of a relationship in my life and the the lack of intimacy. Also, you cannot just jerk off everyday, as being a young male with raging harmones. I have pooned maybe a couple times during that relationship, as I tried to be the most loyal and faithful bf that I could be. I really respected her and loved her. Our sex life in the past was good, conventional and passionate, but nothing too PSE. I really enjoyed the bond that we shared on the bed, and the experience was so deep that it etches on my mind almost everyday. I also believe that the fact despite my pooning habits, I do have quite traditional values in terms of relationships, marriage. I really did forsee that she was the one, and we could be building a future together, and I saw myself wanting to marry her in the future. Yes, I am quite traditional in that aspect. I have no cheated on her with another girl, despite I pooned a couple of times during that one-year relationship.

After our relationship ended, I've pooned about 5-6 times in that 4 month span, not because that I was super horny at the moment, but because I was extremely sad and needed comfort and intimacy, and I do hope to find that temporary bond with an SP, simular to a pain killer would do. Those times I've pooned, the only images in my head were the past experience having sex with my ex-gf, and the sweet times we've been together. After the session, I would always feel very down and sad. The breakup was a devestatng blow to my life, as I've been in depression in almost every day of those 4 months. I could not concentrate on school or work, and my overall morale has been very low in almost all aspects in life. I still contact my ex once in a while, but she treats me coldly although we are still supposedly as normal friends. I tried very hard in order to revive our relationship but she was quite firm about it. I feel that she's treating me coldly and very distant, even as a friend.

I tried to move on and forget about her, but it's extremely difficult. I do not know if I should scarely be a friend of her, or just end all ties with her completely in our lives. It's been very difficult as I keep thinking of her everyday. It is even more difficult to share these things with my friends, first being that I do not have much friends, and typically guys to guys don't share these kind of emotional type of thing. I have female friends, but obviously I do not want to share with them about pooning and such. I basically have no one to talk to but to share it here on the boards. There has been extremely depressed days where I have even had images of suicide, but just a thought. I do not know what to do, and how to get out of this hell hole.

Do I seek counselling, or see a psychiatrist? Does anyone have any information where I could seek help with these issues? Anyone could share what I could do right now to ease the pain and just live a normal live, without sadness and depression?

Thank you all for your time and inputs.


-Jizz Machine
 

camacho

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Hey JM,

I went through a similar break up a few years ago. I too tried to win her back but she also became cold and distant. As hard as it's been for you these past few months it will become easier and you will eventually see that your ex wasn't right for you. I have great friends who helped me through it but it still took many months to see the light. Reach out to your friends as I'm sure they'll be there to listen and give some guidance and emotional support over your break up. Wouldn't be a bad idea to fill your Doc in with how you're feeling.

The toughest part is that you need to cut all ties with your ex so you can start to heal. You sound like a decent guy with a lot going for you so keep your head up and good luck moving forward !

C
 

islandboy

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No friends to talk to, well if you didn't notice but you are talking to people about it now. I'm sure you get some kind of answer here on perb. If she treats you like that after the relationship is over than she really didn't feel for you. You'll find someone that's right for you soon and one day you'll cross paths with her again and she'll think what a loser she was for losing you. With pooning, probably alot of us are doing it because we went through the same thing. Take care Jizz Machine and try to have a happy season.
 

laurel love

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Yes, what everyone says here is so true. The first cut is the deepest and let me reiterate what April said when she commented that your ex is being cold for a good reason. If she shows compassion it will stir false hope in you and you will always be on a roller coaster of expectation.

Raging hormones and emotional feelings are a dangerous mix. This type of attraction is like an addictive drug. Think of how hard it is for heroine users to go through detox. This is what you are going through now. Eventually the chemical that creates these powerful feelings will subside. You are trying to stimulate them through experiences with Sps because you have grown to love this feeling.

You should seek counseling as an above mentioned poster said. I have been through this in my teens, we probably all went through it and all I can say is thank gawd it slows down with age and I have the ability to think through my attractions now rather than be a prisoner to them.

Good luck and hang in there. Life will get better and you will find a new relationship.
 

Jizz Machine

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Yes, what everyone says here is so true. The first cut is the deepest and let me reiterate what April said when she commented that your ex is being cold for a good reason. If she shows compassion it will stir false hope in you and you will always be on a roller coaster of expectation.

Raging hormones and emotional feelings are a dangerous mix. This type of attraction is like an addictive drug. Think of how hard it is for heroine users to go through detox. This is what you are going through now. Eventually the chemical that creates these powerful feelings will subside. You are trying to stimulate them through experiences with Sps because you have grown to love this feeling.

You should seek counseling as an above mentioned poster said. I have been through this in my teens, we probably all went through it and all I can say is thank gawd it slows down with age and I have the ability to think through my attractions now rather than be a prisoner to them.

Good luck and hang in there. Life will get better and you will find a new relationship.
Thanks all for the input so far, but I am not pooning like a maniac since the break up, only around 5-6 times in 4 months. Is that too much? I only went because I was too sad at the moment.
 

vancity_cowboy

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i might be off base here, but maybe when you're sad is the wrong time to be pooning because it will condition you to be sad. poon when you're feeling GOOD and it might condition you to feel better... just sayin'
 

laurel love

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No, 5-6 times in 4 months is not a lot. I didn't mean to infer that you are a sex maniac, just what vancity_cowboy said "poon when you are feeling good"
 

Jizz Machine

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No, 5-6 times in 4 months is not a lot. I didn't mean to infer that you are a sex maniac, just what vancity_cowboy said "poon when you are feeling good"
I rarely feel good when I poon, really. Before the relationship I only pooned when I was really horny at random times, and cause I lack the intimacy in life due to emptiness. I usually feel shitty after pooning, but during the deed it was pleasurable. However, after the relationship, I pooned because I wanted to duplicate the bond and intimacy with my ex, and I fantasize of having sex with her back in the past.
 

whoisjohngalt

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My advice is to cease all contact with your ex. You are not friends and can not be. She ended the relationship for her own reasons and you need to move on. Don't give her the attention and power she craves. This may sound harsh but its time to Man-up.

As far as pooning goes, you sound like you are looking for a real and meaningful relationship. Pooning will always come up short and probably make you feel worse in the long run.
 

maroonedsailor

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JM most of what's been said here can and should be listened to since it's advice from people who have no vested interest in lying to you. The hardest part of dealing with this breakup is finally understanding that it is not, and I repeat NOT ABOUT YOU. What feels like rejection is not Personal, nor is it Permanent and it's certainly not Pervasive. It's her CHOICE for her. It's what she feels she needs to do. I know it feels like shit and like you're being punished for something you don't understand but what it feels like is NOT what it IS. Think about how many others you know who married someone when they really knew in their heart of hearts that it was a mistake. Then think about where you see them now. Bitter?, angry?, divorced with children to raise?, still married but cheating?, married but seeing SPs (no not the same thing) and so on. - this woman did you a favor by being honest with you. the price you are paying for your education is small indeed compared to the price you COULD be paying. Know what I mean? So suck it up and learn from the experience. You can never love without risking hurt and you can never hurt without risking love. What varies is the source.
 

bakeshopboy

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JM.
You need to forget about your ex-gf and move on. You said you are Asian. In Chinese, we said "a crack in the mirror can never be fixed". You already know that pooning is leading you more depressed. Why waste money to get misery in return? Spend the money to join a health club, exercise and meet with different people at the gym to expand your social circle. If you are studying, see if there is any help from the school. A lot of employers also have some kind of employee support programs provided by outside resources in order to protect your privacy. Do you have an older brother to talk to? Open yourself. Don't look at a tree and omit the forest. There are always better things in life. It is up to you to find them. Good luck!
 

Fractals

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thanks all, appreciate it
I hope that expressing yourself here in this forum and feeling the support of the many well-meaning people have helped you in some way.

From what you are saying it seems like you could really use the help of a professional. I hope you seriously consider that. If for whatever reason you are having some challenges doing that here is a free but very high quality resource that may be of help. Go to http://www.comh.ca/antidepressant-skills/adult/resources/index-asw.cfm.
 

vancity_cowboy

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i might be off base here, but maybe when you're sad is the wrong time to be pooning because it will condition you to be sad. poon when you're feeling GOOD and it might condition you to feel better... just sayin'
i should add that even if you find an sp that you can feel good with, and not feel bad afterwards (and they are out there) the problem is that you will want to feel good with them all the time... which will be impossible due to the cost

so maybe pooning isn't for you. follow the other advice here and find avenues in which to meet a good companion
 

Cock Throppled

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Young guy, new relationship, great gf yet you still pooned a couple of times in a new relationship. Why?

Get over yourself you whiny, self-absorbed shit.

You were never that into her - you're just missing the sex.

I've pooned for many a year, but would never had interest to poon while starting a relationship because I'd have been too busy banging the gf.
 

Glen or Glenda?

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Hey Buddy there are lots of us who feel for you and have gone through something similar at least once or many times. Here are some ideas that you may wish to consider:

1. Suicide shouldn't be an option because anything is better than being dead.
2. Talk about it...like you're doing here.
3. Follow a healthy daily regime like getting a decent sleep each night, a balanced diet and proper exercise.
4. It might take days, weeks, months or years but you'll look back on these dark days and have a giggle...guaranteed.
5. It's always darkest before the dawn.
 
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