CP MEGATHREAD 9 year old girls...... (GTFIH)

[cortisolman2]

really? you really clicked on this thread? to wathc some porn ? your sitting infront of your computer screen on a self imporvment forum and your thinking of gooning? not just "gooning" you yes you were about to goon to cp you clicked on this thread to look at cp? really?​

WHY? why waste your time and energy on busting a nut?​

Trust me, its not worth it its ruining your life stop now

Wake Up To Reality

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thread music

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your frying your brain​

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The Neurochemistry of Supernormal Stimuli​

In a natural setting, your brain releases a measured amount of DDD when you achieve a goal. However, modern digital content acts as a “supernormal stimulus.” This means it provides a level of stimulation that does not exist in the natural world. When you engage in “gooning”—which involves maintaining a high state of arousal for many hours—you are essentially forcing your brain to stay in a “flooded” state of dopamine.

We can think of the dopamine levels in the brain using a simple relationship:

Where baseline is your normal level of happiness and stimulus is the spike from the activity. When Delta is unnaturally high for a long time, the brain faces a problem called Downregulation. To protect itself, the brain reduces the number of available receptors (RRR) for dopamine.


As exposure goes up, your sensitivity to joy goes down. This is why things that used to be fun, like video games or sports, start to feel “boring.” Your brain has literally turned down its volume knob for pleasure.

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The Buildup of DeltaFosB ​

When someone repeats these high-intensity behaviors frequently, a specific protein called ΔFosB\Delta begins to accumulate in the reward center of the brain (the Nucleus Accumbens). Scientists often call this protein a “molecular switch.”

Once ΔFosB builds up to a certain level, it changes how your genes are expressed. It makes the brain more sensitive to cues related to the habit (like seeing a computer or being alone) but less sensitive to everything else. This creates a state of Hypofrontality.

The Prefrontal Cortex (PFCPFCPFC) is the part of your brain responsible for logic, willpower, and making good choices. It acts like the “brakes” on a car. High levels of ΔFosBB and constant dopamine flooding weaken the PFCPFCPFC:


As the PFCPFCPFC weakens, the “brakes” fail, making it much harder to say “no” even when you know the behavior is hurting your goals or your focus.

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The Coolidge Effect and Escalation​

The brain is also wired for something called the Coolidge Effect. This is a biological drive to seek “novelty” or newness. In the context of the internet, this creates an endless loop. Because the brain gets used to the same images or sensations quickly (Habituation), it demands something more extreme to get the same chemical “hit.”

This escalation can change your tastes and your view of real-life people. Instead of seeing people as complex humans with personalities, the brain starts to categorize them as mere “objects” or “tools” for a dopamine spike. This can lead to social anxiety because real humans cannot compete with the “perfected” and “extreme” versions seen on a screen.

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Physical Strain and the Nervous System​

Finally, “gooning” puts an immense amount of stress on the Autonomic Nervous System (ANSANSANS). Your body is designed to experience arousal in a relatively short window. Forcing the body to stay in that high-stress, high-arousal state for hours keeps you in “Sympathetic Mode” (fight or flight).

1. Cortisol Spike: Your body releases C21H30O5C_{21}H_{30}O_{5}C21H30O5 (Cortisol), the stress hormone, which can lead to feeling tired but wired.
2. Pelvic Floor Strain: Long sessions can cause the muscles in the pelvic floor to become over-tense, which can lead to physical pain or issues with normal functions later on.
3. Brain Fog: Because your brain is using so much energy to process the high-speed visual data and chemical spikes, it has less energy for “Cognitive Load”—the stuff you need for school, memory, and problem-solving.

By stepping away from these habits, you allow your brain to undergo Neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to heal and rewire itself back to a healthy, balanced state. Over time, your receptors (RRR) will return to normal, and you will find that real life becomes colorful and exciting again.




tagging my niggahs: @Histism @Gengar’s Ghost @undo @Gobnull @zakachiti

 

[epic09]

 

[cortisolman2]

@Gobnull @Aurelius74

 

[ZaryanTroll]

dnr you fufkcing cvlickbaiter

 

[davidlaidisme67]

Nigga really pedo baited for some reps

 

[Histism]

really? you really clicked on this thread? to wathc some porn ? your sitting infront of your computer screen on a self imporvment forum and your thinking of gooning? not just "gooning" you yes you were about to goon to cp you clicked on this thread to look at cp? really?​

WHY? why waste your time and energy on busting a nut?​

Trust me, its not worth it its ruining your life stop now

Wake Up To Reality

​

​

​

thread music

​

your frying your brain​

​

​

The Neurochemistry of Supernormal Stimuli​

In a natural setting, your brain releases a measured amount of DDD when you achieve a goal. However, modern digital content acts as a “supernormal stimulus.” This means it provides a level of stimulation that does not exist in the natural world. When you engage in “gooning”—which involves maintaining a high state of arousal for many hours—you are essentially forcing your brain to stay in a “flooded” state of dopamine.

We can think of the dopamine levels in the brain using a simple relationship:

Where baseline is your normal level of happiness and stimulus is the spike from the activity. When Delta is unnaturally high for a long time, the brain faces a problem called Downregulation. To protect itself, the brain reduces the number of available receptors (RRR) for dopamine.


As exposure goes up, your sensitivity to joy goes down. This is why things that used to be fun, like video games or sports, start to feel “boring.” Your brain has literally turned down its volume knob for pleasure.

---

The Buildup of DeltaFosB ​

When someone repeats these high-intensity behaviors frequently, a specific protein called ΔFosB\Delta begins to accumulate in the reward center of the brain (the Nucleus Accumbens). Scientists often call this protein a “molecular switch.”

Once ΔFosB builds up to a certain level, it changes how your genes are expressed. It makes the brain more sensitive to cues related to the habit (like seeing a computer or being alone) but less sensitive to everything else. This creates a state of Hypofrontality.

The Prefrontal Cortex (PFCPFCPFC) is the part of your brain responsible for logic, willpower, and making good choices. It acts like the “brakes” on a car. High levels of ΔFosBB and constant dopamine flooding weaken the PFCPFCPFC:


As the PFCPFCPFC weakens, the “brakes” fail, making it much harder to say “no” even when you know the behavior is hurting your goals or your focus.

---

The Coolidge Effect and Escalation​

The brain is also wired for something called the Coolidge Effect. This is a biological drive to seek “novelty” or newness. In the context of the internet, this creates an endless loop. Because the brain gets used to the same images or sensations quickly (Habituation), it demands something more extreme to get the same chemical “hit.”

This escalation can change your tastes and your view of real-life people. Instead of seeing people as complex humans with personalities, the brain starts to categorize them as mere “objects” or “tools” for a dopamine spike. This can lead to social anxiety because real humans cannot compete with the “perfected” and “extreme” versions seen on a screen.

---

Physical Strain and the Nervous System​

Finally, “gooning” puts an immense amount of stress on the Autonomic Nervous System (ANSANSANS). Your body is designed to experience arousal in a relatively short window. Forcing the body to stay in that high-stress, high-arousal state for hours keeps you in “Sympathetic Mode” (fight or flight).

1. Cortisol Spike: Your body releases C21H30O5C_{21}H_{30}O_{5}C21H30O5 (Cortisol), the stress hormone, which can lead to feeling tired but wired.
2. Pelvic Floor Strain: Long sessions can cause the muscles in the pelvic floor to become over-tense, which can lead to physical pain or issues with normal functions later on.
3. Brain Fog: Because your brain is using so much energy to process the high-speed visual data and chemical spikes, it has less energy for “Cognitive Load”—the stuff you need for school, memory, and problem-solving.

By stepping away from these habits, you allow your brain to undergo Neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to heal and rewire itself back to a healthy, balanced state. Over time, your receptors (RRR) will return to normal, and you will find that real life becomes colorful and exciting again.




tagging my niggahs: @Histism @Gengar’s Ghost @undo @Gobnull @zakachiti

Mirin bro , this forum need forced-healing

So caging for people who fail for the click bait

 

[asdvek]

Fucking retard

 

[jgrey080]

really? you really clicked on this thread? to wathc some porn ? your sitting infront of your computer screen on a self imporvment forum and your thinking of gooning? not just "gooning" you yes you were about to goon to cp you clicked on this thread to look at cp? really?​

WHY? why waste your time and energy on busting a nut?​

Trust me, its not worth it its ruining your life stop now

Wake Up To Reality

​

​

​

thread music

​

your frying your brain​

​

​

The Neurochemistry of Supernormal Stimuli​

In a natural setting, your brain releases a measured amount of DDD when you achieve a goal. However, modern digital content acts as a “supernormal stimulus.” This means it provides a level of stimulation that does not exist in the natural world. When you engage in “gooning”—which involves maintaining a high state of arousal for many hours—you are essentially forcing your brain to stay in a “flooded” state of dopamine.

We can think of the dopamine levels in the brain using a simple relationship:

Where baseline is your normal level of happiness and stimulus is the spike from the activity. When Delta is unnaturally high for a long time, the brain faces a problem called Downregulation. To protect itself, the brain reduces the number of available receptors (RRR) for dopamine.


As exposure goes up, your sensitivity to joy goes down. This is why things that used to be fun, like video games or sports, start to feel “boring.” Your brain has literally turned down its volume knob for pleasure.

---

The Buildup of DeltaFosB ​

When someone repeats these high-intensity behaviors frequently, a specific protein called ΔFosB\Delta begins to accumulate in the reward center of the brain (the Nucleus Accumbens). Scientists often call this protein a “molecular switch.”

Once ΔFosB builds up to a certain level, it changes how your genes are expressed. It makes the brain more sensitive to cues related to the habit (like seeing a computer or being alone) but less sensitive to everything else. This creates a state of Hypofrontality.

The Prefrontal Cortex (PFCPFCPFC) is the part of your brain responsible for logic, willpower, and making good choices. It acts like the “brakes” on a car. High levels of ΔFosBB and constant dopamine flooding weaken the PFCPFCPFC:


As the PFCPFCPFC weakens, the “brakes” fail, making it much harder to say “no” even when you know the behavior is hurting your goals or your focus.

---

The Coolidge Effect and Escalation​

The brain is also wired for something called the Coolidge Effect. This is a biological drive to seek “novelty” or newness. In the context of the internet, this creates an endless loop. Because the brain gets used to the same images or sensations quickly (Habituation), it demands something more extreme to get the same chemical “hit.”

This escalation can change your tastes and your view of real-life people. Instead of seeing people as complex humans with personalities, the brain starts to categorize them as mere “objects” or “tools” for a dopamine spike. This can lead to social anxiety because real humans cannot compete with the “perfected” and “extreme” versions seen on a screen.

---

Physical Strain and the Nervous System​

Finally, “gooning” puts an immense amount of stress on the Autonomic Nervous System (ANSANSANS). Your body is designed to experience arousal in a relatively short window. Forcing the body to stay in that high-stress, high-arousal state for hours keeps you in “Sympathetic Mode” (fight or flight).

1. Cortisol Spike: Your body releases C21H30O5C_{21}H_{30}O_{5}C21H30O5 (Cortisol), the stress hormone, which can lead to feeling tired but wired.
2. Pelvic Floor Strain: Long sessions can cause the muscles in the pelvic floor to become over-tense, which can lead to physical pain or issues with normal functions later on.
3. Brain Fog: Because your brain is using so much energy to process the high-speed visual data and chemical spikes, it has less energy for “Cognitive Load”—the stuff you need for school, memory, and problem-solving.

By stepping away from these habits, you allow your brain to undergo Neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to heal and rewire itself back to a healthy, balanced state. Over time, your receptors (RRR) will return to normal, and you will find that real life becomes colorful and exciting again.




tagging my niggahs: @Histism @Gengar’s Ghost @undo @Gobnull @zakachiti

I appreciate the thread music it helped to immerse myself

 

[fantamaxxer]

not just "gooning" you yes you were about to goon to cp you clicked on this thread to look at cp? really?​

Look at spoiler

Spoiler

it's a joke bro

 

[Jgns]

Wtf is this title

 

[cortisolman2]

Look at spoiler

Spoiler

it's a joke bro

mb man

 

[Outlander]

dnr you fufkcing cvlickbaiter

 

[Jgns]

NO I DID NOT MEAN IT LIKE THAT

 

[undo]

really? you really clicked on this thread? to wathc some porn ? your sitting infront of your computer screen on a self imporvment forum and your thinking of gooning? not just "gooning" you yes you were about to goon to cp you clicked on this thread to look at cp? really?​

WHY? why waste your time and energy on busting a nut?​

Trust me, its not worth it its ruining your life stop now

Wake Up To Reality

​

​

​

thread music

​

your frying your brain​

​

​

The Neurochemistry of Supernormal Stimuli​

In a natural setting, your brain releases a measured amount of DDD when you achieve a goal. However, modern digital content acts as a “supernormal stimulus.” This means it provides a level of stimulation that does not exist in the natural world. When you engage in “gooning”—which involves maintaining a high state of arousal for many hours—you are essentially forcing your brain to stay in a “flooded” state of dopamine.

We can think of the dopamine levels in the brain using a simple relationship:

Where baseline is your normal level of happiness and stimulus is the spike from the activity. When Delta is unnaturally high for a long time, the brain faces a problem called Downregulation. To protect itself, the brain reduces the number of available receptors (RRR) for dopamine.


As exposure goes up, your sensitivity to joy goes down. This is why things that used to be fun, like video games or sports, start to feel “boring.” Your brain has literally turned down its volume knob for pleasure.

---

The Buildup of DeltaFosB ​

When someone repeats these high-intensity behaviors frequently, a specific protein called ΔFosB\Delta begins to accumulate in the reward center of the brain (the Nucleus Accumbens). Scientists often call this protein a “molecular switch.”

Once ΔFosB builds up to a certain level, it changes how your genes are expressed. It makes the brain more sensitive to cues related to the habit (like seeing a computer or being alone) but less sensitive to everything else. This creates a state of Hypofrontality.

The Prefrontal Cortex (PFCPFCPFC) is the part of your brain responsible for logic, willpower, and making good choices. It acts like the “brakes” on a car. High levels of ΔFosBB and constant dopamine flooding weaken the PFCPFCPFC:


As the PFCPFCPFC weakens, the “brakes” fail, making it much harder to say “no” even when you know the behavior is hurting your goals or your focus.

---

The Coolidge Effect and Escalation​

The brain is also wired for something called the Coolidge Effect. This is a biological drive to seek “novelty” or newness. In the context of the internet, this creates an endless loop. Because the brain gets used to the same images or sensations quickly (Habituation), it demands something more extreme to get the same chemical “hit.”

This escalation can change your tastes and your view of real-life people. Instead of seeing people as complex humans with personalities, the brain starts to categorize them as mere “objects” or “tools” for a dopamine spike. This can lead to social anxiety because real humans cannot compete with the “perfected” and “extreme” versions seen on a screen.

---

Physical Strain and the Nervous System​

Finally, “gooning” puts an immense amount of stress on the Autonomic Nervous System (ANSANSANS). Your body is designed to experience arousal in a relatively short window. Forcing the body to stay in that high-stress, high-arousal state for hours keeps you in “Sympathetic Mode” (fight or flight).

1. Cortisol Spike: Your body releases C21H30O5C_{21}H_{30}O_{5}C21H30O5 (Cortisol), the stress hormone, which can lead to feeling tired but wired.
2. Pelvic Floor Strain: Long sessions can cause the muscles in the pelvic floor to become over-tense, which can lead to physical pain or issues with normal functions later on.
3. Brain Fog: Because your brain is using so much energy to process the high-speed visual data and chemical spikes, it has less energy for “Cognitive Load”—the stuff you need for school, memory, and problem-solving.

By stepping away from these habits, you allow your brain to undergo Neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to heal and rewire itself back to a healthy, balanced state. Over time, your receptors (RRR) will return to normal, and you will find that real life becomes colorful and exciting again.




tagging my niggahs: @Histism @Gengar’s Ghost @undo @Gobnull @zakachiti

1st. glad to be ur nigga nigga

2nd. YOU TAGGED ME OKAY

 

[shedontluv-U]

Good bait, but the problem is you've attracted the wrong audience

 

[cortisolman2]

Good bait, but the problem is you've attracted the wrong audience

i dont really what that means bu alr gng

 

[shedontluv-U]

i dont really what that means bu alr gng

I am not of these audience tho

I look at what's trending to see what works and then copy it to repfarm Effectively

 

[Peubert]

no tag for me?

 

[shedontluv-U]

i dont really what that means bu alr gng

Do you think this type of bait works well?

 

[cortisolman2]

Do you think this type of bait works well?

yes very well

 

[cortisolman2]

no tag for me?

dang your still active? i thought you either got banned or your not active anymore

 

[Peubert]

dang your still active? i thought you either got banned or your not active anymore

yeah ive taken a lil break from the forum since im to broke to get diy stuff so i get why youd think that

but ill probably be more active by summer

 

[zakachiti]

really? you really clicked on this thread? to wathc some porn ? your sitting infront of your computer screen on a self imporvment forum and your thinking of gooning? not just "gooning" you yes you were about to goon to cp you clicked on this thread to look at cp? really?​

WHY? why waste your time and energy on busting a nut?​

Trust me, its not worth it its ruining your life stop now

Wake Up To Reality

​

​

​

thread music

​

your frying your brain​

​

​

The Neurochemistry of Supernormal Stimuli​

In a natural setting, your brain releases a measured amount of DDD when you achieve a goal. However, modern digital content acts as a “supernormal stimulus.” This means it provides a level of stimulation that does not exist in the natural world. When you engage in “gooning”—which involves maintaining a high state of arousal for many hours—you are essentially forcing your brain to stay in a “flooded” state of dopamine.

We can think of the dopamine levels in the brain using a simple relationship:

Where baseline is your normal level of happiness and stimulus is the spike from the activity. When Delta is unnaturally high for a long time, the brain faces a problem called Downregulation. To protect itself, the brain reduces the number of available receptors (RRR) for dopamine.


As exposure goes up, your sensitivity to joy goes down. This is why things that used to be fun, like video games or sports, start to feel “boring.” Your brain has literally turned down its volume knob for pleasure.

---

The Buildup of DeltaFosB ​

When someone repeats these high-intensity behaviors frequently, a specific protein called ΔFosB\Delta begins to accumulate in the reward center of the brain (the Nucleus Accumbens). Scientists often call this protein a “molecular switch.”

Once ΔFosB builds up to a certain level, it changes how your genes are expressed. It makes the brain more sensitive to cues related to the habit (like seeing a computer or being alone) but less sensitive to everything else. This creates a state of Hypofrontality.

The Prefrontal Cortex (PFCPFCPFC) is the part of your brain responsible for logic, willpower, and making good choices. It acts like the “brakes” on a car. High levels of ΔFosBB and constant dopamine flooding weaken the PFCPFCPFC:


As the PFCPFCPFC weakens, the “brakes” fail, making it much harder to say “no” even when you know the behavior is hurting your goals or your focus.

---

The Coolidge Effect and Escalation​

The brain is also wired for something called the Coolidge Effect. This is a biological drive to seek “novelty” or newness. In the context of the internet, this creates an endless loop. Because the brain gets used to the same images or sensations quickly (Habituation), it demands something more extreme to get the same chemical “hit.”

This escalation can change your tastes and your view of real-life people. Instead of seeing people as complex humans with personalities, the brain starts to categorize them as mere “objects” or “tools” for a dopamine spike. This can lead to social anxiety because real humans cannot compete with the “perfected” and “extreme” versions seen on a screen.

---

Physical Strain and the Nervous System​

Finally, “gooning” puts an immense amount of stress on the Autonomic Nervous System (ANSANSANS). Your body is designed to experience arousal in a relatively short window. Forcing the body to stay in that high-stress, high-arousal state for hours keeps you in “Sympathetic Mode” (fight or flight).

1. Cortisol Spike: Your body releases C21H30O5C_{21}H_{30}O_{5}C21H30O5 (Cortisol), the stress hormone, which can lead to feeling tired but wired.
2. Pelvic Floor Strain: Long sessions can cause the muscles in the pelvic floor to become over-tense, which can lead to physical pain or issues with normal functions later on.
3. Brain Fog: Because your brain is using so much energy to process the high-speed visual data and chemical spikes, it has less energy for “Cognitive Load”—the stuff you need for school, memory, and problem-solving.

By stepping away from these habits, you allow your brain to undergo Neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to heal and rewire itself back to a healthy, balanced state. Over time, your receptors (RRR) will return to normal, and you will find that real life becomes colorful and exciting again.




tagging my niggahs: @Histism @Gengar’s Ghost @undo @Gobnull @zakachiti

I know that jerking it is bad, good I'm not addicted, even now I'll be stopping for 3-4 weeks bc I wanna try something, peak song choice btw