Wat u coming off m8?
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4 Non Blondes; What’s Up…
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The four seasons - December 1963 
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Different than a lot of people on here but addiction to pornography (and what typically comes with it.), been struggling with it since I was really young, until a few years ago I didn’t realize it was an addiction and how destructive it was.
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Great choice! Just put in on my “SoberLife” day playlist! 
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Oh, what a night! 
Awesome song. I used to work with the sister of a member of The Four Seasons. I thought that was pretty cool. She talked about all their family dinners with Frankie Valli. It was cool to hear!
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What do you want to know Michel Maloney
Stick in m8 fight the urge however u can
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Omg, me too on yacht rock! Classic rewind too.
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Now you’ve inspired me to make a “SoberLife Yacht” playlist 
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Thank you man. I appreciate the support very much!
Enlighten me, what is yacht rock?
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Ok great thanks! but what am I missing, why is it called “yacht” rock? I’m German so I’m probably out of the loop here somehow…
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As all my chores are coming up I’ll give it a try this weekend. Thanks Apes! 
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I love this type of music…had no idea it was called yacht rock! Now I know what to search for. Many thanks. Happy Friday 
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I had to look it up too!
"The term " yacht rock " did not exist contemporaneously with the music the term describes, from about 1975 to 1984. It refers to “adult-oriented rock " (or “West Coast Sound”) which became identified with yacht rock in 2005, when the term was coined in J. D. Ryznar et al.'s online video series of the same name.”
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Yacht rock - Wikipedia
Stylistic origin: Soft rock
Other names: West Coast sound
@Apes2020, thanks!
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Your love by the outfield or want to want me by Jason derulo!!!
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The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald
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Hi Satori, welcome, you’re certainly not alone struggling with porn and masturbation; I do as well (and like you belong to a strong faith tradition; many of us struggling with that do). I hear your voice and I see your struggle.
There is a way forward. Don’t give up. Keep working your sobriety and you will find your path.
Neal made a good post of links here, you may find them helpful or informative; I certainly found joining a group made a huge difference:
Take care & keep holding yourself to a healthy standard. You deserve a safe, sober life where you can be your full self.
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Sundown!!!
Another great Lightfoot song.
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