As a creative writer, I look for things either in my own life or in someone else's and I twist them every which way, creating an original piece of work from my imagination; that's what creative writers do. But once in a while, it's wise to reflect on one's personal life, without changing what really happened, in order to make sure that insanity hasn't taken over completely. This story is exactly one of those reflections on something very embarrassing, but humorous, that happened to me recently.
I think in cycles, as I believe most of us human beings do. What I mean is my thought processes are similar to that of a woman's menstruation cycle. There are ups and downs, and hot flashes along the way. That being said, one day I was in my down portion of the cycle and decided, after having a long, internal dispute about how filthy a person can be, that I would not look at photos of nude women or masturbate for a while. It was a test of endurance, addiction, and temptation.
The first three days of this test were very successful. I was able to go without so much as looking at a woman in a bikini nor touching my penis (except when urinating, of course). I thought I was doing well.
On day four, I started to have very hard erections for no apparent reason, simply because my penis missed its routine of every other night. I felt a little horny and began to look at pictures of clothed women (some not very) on websites where you rate how hot they are. I survived yet another long day without any filthy habits returning.
Days five through nine became gradually harder and harder on me, as I became frustrated and hornier every hour. My penis was as hard as it had been in a long time. I started to rub my penis a little, but did not pump at it, as pumping would be masturbation.
On day ten, I began to figure out ways to get as close to my habits as I could without actually doing them. I was cheating my own system. I was looking at women in bikinis and underwear, and finding ways to please my penis without making it function. Day eleven was much of the same. I became very grouchy.