I have been struggling with lust for nearly a year now, I thought I had overcome it and just today I relapsed, just a lesson to take on board for me to constantly flee from it whenever the urge arises no matter how strong because I should not of done that today. I have gotten an accountability partner which is one of my closest friends and he recently confessed to me that he struggles with lust a lot, we are going to be doing Bible study, walks in the park and spending more time doing activities and filling up our day so we don’t even have time to think of lust. I will also do shimons “overcoming lust protocol” I think it will be really god for me and I will do this, in this summer. I will overcome lust. Thanks for reading guys if anyone has.

I want to create a raw and unfiltered video that expresses my feelings and shares the struggles I've faced throughout my life. I feel like the only problem is my lack of confidence. I often stutter, am unsure of what to say next, and mix up my words. What can I do to be more confident and create a good video that helps people understand where I'm coming from? I've held it in me for long enough. I have to let it out, now.

So this is just a follow up of a previous post where I addressed the downfall of society, and how I talked about even things simple as greeting others, and earlier today, during my bike ride, I saw a girl who was on her bike as well, she was on the opposite side of me of crossing the street into a neighborhood, I didn't acknowledge her at first, because I did not know who she was, but when I noticed that she was my neighbor, when I got to my house. She got to hers, and I waved; she did not wave back. I think she was on her phone, but it looked like her face and eyes were on me. I don't want to assume she purposefully ignored me, but it still seems she did. I'm not hurt by rejection like this. My bigger concern is society. I watched a video where someone said it will only get harder to get into a relationship over time. To me, that sounds like humanity will decline, because how will we have children without being in relationships? This is more of a problem with people from Gen Z. When others were uninterested in me, they would often make excuses, such as "I'm barely on my phone." But nowadays, I find that hard to believe because, generally speaking, people, especially from Gen Z, are always on their phones. If you are part of Gen Z and currently in a relationship, please comment on how you met this person and how the relationship was initiated.

You forgot the promise you kept yourself. Hundreds of you came here to make a change, yet so many of you have already quit. No matter what, if you are a quitter…there is no saving you. DO NOT QUIT! This will be sent out as an email and I want you to ACTUALLY take accountability of your actions and push toward something meaningful. Don’t forget why you are here.

So I've noticed that lately in society, people aren't very interactive, especially around my age. I am 23, and I notice that when I am going for a walk or a bike ride, when I see people my age, they look downwards, so that is their hint of not wanting a hello. But older people, usually millennials, will say hello. So my concern is, are people not social anymore? Is it true that getting into a relationship will only get harder over time because of devices? What can I do about this? Should I still say hello to someone who puts their head down when walking past me?