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Post-Nut Clarity Without the Nut? A Serious Question About Quitting PMO

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I've been wrestling with something deeply personal, and I’m hoping someone out there has either gone through the same thing—or has insight that can help.

I’m trying to quit pornography and masturbation. Not just for the usual reasons—dopamine addiction, shame, energy loss, whatever. But because I know it's keeping me from becoming the man I want to be.

That said, there’s one thing I do find genuinely useful about masturbation: post-nut clarity.

It sounds crude, but I think most men will know what I mean. After release, suddenly your mind clears. Your emotions calm down. That girl you were obsessing over? Not so important. That stupid thing you were about to do? Clearly dumb now. It's like, for a moment, you wake up.

The problem is: I’ve come to depend on that moment of clarity to make good decisions. Without it, I sometimes feel like I'm living in a fog of impulsive desire or emotional confusion. I act without thinking. I fall into fantasy, longing, confusion. I can’t tell what’s real or important. It’s like there’s a “pre-nut delusion” state that clouds my mind—and the only way out is release.

But if I keep using masturbation just to get that clarity, then I’m still dependent. Still feeding the cycle.

So here’s my question—open and honest:

Is there a way to achieve that same post-nut clarity without porn or masturbation?

Can it be trained? Transformed? Substituted?

Is there a process—mental, physical, spiritual—that helps you come back to yourself, back to clarity, without needing to "relieve" yourself?

I’m not just looking for a hack. I want to change this part of myself—this dependency. But I also don’t want to be deluded, to act rashly, or to keep hurting myself and others with impulsive behavior or decisions.

If you’ve been through this, if you’ve found alternatives that truly work, or if you know a path of transformation that leads to real clarity and peace—I’d deeply appreciate your insight.

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Meditation for mental calmness, sharpness and clarity.  Remove triggers from your space to abstain from masturbation. Exercise daily. Work on self-esteem


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I think when you first wake up in the morning to get up and close your eyes and try to keep thoughts out of your head for an hour but stay awake.

I was watching a youtube video and the guy said something that I didnt realize. Men dont actually want to have sex. They have a build up of energy that constantly needs to be released and what they are actually after is the release of the energy they didnt want, and its after cumming that they want which is just a moment to not be haunted by the thoughts of sex constantly.


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Caveat - not a dude so no direct advice, this is from one of my good friends 

Good mate can orgasm without the release.

This is from him:

'I start with a meditation session centred on breath. I centre on breathing the duration. On exhales I focus on feeling and moving perception to energy in my crotch. I keep moving into this energy on exhale until I reach a full body orgasm. The exhale (release) and focus on heightened sexual energy to my groin brings on a full body shuddering orgasm eventually. Just keep it slow and rhythmic. Focus on sexual energy charging to your dick. Happened to me spontaneously one day, took a few more go's to replicate and now I can perform the act whenever. Much more intense and satisfying than masturbation or sex with a women. You get the nut clarity after also, bonus.'


Deal with the issue now, on your terms, in your control. Or the issue will deal with you, in ways you won't appreciate, and cannot control.

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