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beating paruresis

Posted by Dylan on 23/6/2017, 5:53 am

Is there a possible way of overcoming paruresis I've been trying for years and want to give up.

Re: beating paruresis

Posted by Nick on 23/6/2017, 1:53 pm, in reply to "beating paruresis"

I think it is possible. Maybe gradually, maybe partially, but it is possible
Nick

Re: beating paruresis

Posted by Dylan on 24/6/2017, 5:59 am, in reply to "Re: beating paruresis"

Sorry to vent i was annoyed at the time i have though had some succcess with cubicles door open and some urinals so im alot better i just get the thought that my life would of been better if i never had it. But in hindsight i could not have paruresus and have a worser life. Happy days dylan

Re: beating paruresis

Posted by Nick on 24/6/2017, 2:23 pm, in reply to "Re: beating paruresis"

That's ok. Everyone has blue moments. Keep practising desensitisation. If you have a very good friend ask him to be your pee buddy (even if he has not paruresis). He will probably understand you and accept.
Bye. Nick

Re: beating paruresis

Posted by Dylan on 9/7/2017, 7:32 am, in reply to "Re: beating paruresis"

I am able to ask a friend to practice with me like i said earlier ive practiced so much over the past 4 years almost obsessed with paruresis. So im at a standstill to eother continuing exposure or to just leave it.

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