I have been on multiple "major" streaks throughout the year and each time it's like i was awakening something new. My first ever 90 days streak which I did during high school back then, I was not even aware of what SR is. One day I just came to the conclusion of not busting or watching corn giving me much more energy. During the streak I obtained charisma. I was physically unattractive back then due to a bad diet, but I still noticed that half of the class admired me and wanted to be my friend. No spirituality during this time. My second major streak was 179 days, started during second semester freshman year of college, ended first semester sophomore. During this time I learned what SR truly was, and was made aware of spiritual things that happen. I even encountered IRL miracles that I can not ever explain using science. I found myself becoming more reclusive, letting few people into my life and deleting social media. As for appearance, I noticed that I started to have glowing eyes. My skin wasn't the best but it glowed. Still had bloated face and higher bodyfat but I was more athletic. I didn't care too much about my appearance. My third ongoing streak, right now as I am writing this, day 77, second semester of sophomore year in college. I consider this not a "major streak" but THE MAJOR STREAK. I experienced all the spiritual and physical benefits prior. But the thing is... this time, it's like my facial structure completely changed. My facial dimorphism changed...it fixed my recessed chin; my canthal tilt became more positive; my eyebrows grew longer, denser and straighter; my face slimmed way down; facial harmony went up; my strength went way up; physique all time peak. I consider myself a loner right now - I don't even bother talking with people much outside of necessity because it felt pointless. The most important change is that I find myself becoming progressively more asexual, no i am not associating myself with the "letter people" but what I am trying to say is that I literally find myself becoming more incapable of lust, like Jesus Christ. Jesus can be around prostitutes and not get tempted; I feel like I don't even get any reaction from any stimuli anymore. I literally feel nothing when something provocative shows up. It's like I am genuinely unable to be physically attracted to anyone. I have done my research and apparently some long term brahmacharya practitioners experience this too. My libido is high by the way (everything is functional I just don't care to use it).

Today I probably had the strongest urge to relapse so far. So strong that I almost convinced myself to relapse. It's the hardest I had to fight off this urge, I had to use utmost will power in my mind. But I actually beat it. I didn't wanna lose the glow on my face and just the high energy vibration I am experiencing. It's almost like not wanting to lose the super power. Would be frustrating to start all over again. Can't believe the mind games are so strong that I almost fell off but phew. Onwards and upwards from here on.

I've taken a much needed break from posting recently as I felt that whilst the videos I have been uploading have been motivational for people and good advice, I noticed that a lot of my videos had become a copy and paste of another and I want to avoid that. When you start seeing your channel grow on YouTube, it's very tempting to just upload similar videos to what gets the most views because you know it works and it boosts your ego. The main issue with this is that I started to upload videos with more and more buzzwords which meant nothing and saying things that people WANTED to hear but not necessarily what they NEEDED to hear most which is the cold hard-hitting truths about being a man. Sure, semen retention is life-changing, but if you don't have the right life setup and just play video games all day, SR is only so useful. Therefore, I'm gonna start making more videos that I genuinely believe us men NEED to hear. Semen retention will still be a huge part of this channel but I think it's time I moved onto more advanced shit by now. Are you guys excited for the next chapter?

Hi all. I'm not dead. Just been away for a bit as I've been to a wedding recently and it's my 24th birthday tomorrow so all will resume in a few days or so. :)

The last time i got my hair cut short (as a form of grief) was about 5 months ago, the same day I relapsed on my previous 179 days SR streak. It was not exactly a skull-revealing buzz cut, but it was short enough to have barely any length. About second month into my hair regrowth journey I made a huge mistake of trying to use a brown dye on my hair (thought that would make me look cool). First of all it did not work at all. Second of all the chemical was horrible because it's a cheap garbage product. I started getting hair damage from the harsh chemicals, resulting in loose strands of hair falling off. I damaged my hair the second month in. It was a bad stumble in the journey as you can see. Despite that, retention had enough power to undo my fuckup and completely save my hair. On my current streak, as I got past day 30+, I started to notice there's no longer random strands falling off. Past 60+ days of retention, I noticed my hair becoming dense, lush, and long; and it was so firm that when I ran my hand through my hair there wouldn't be any loose strand. I still use zero shampoo, zero barber, and only occasional hair gel for cosmetic purpose. Right now, the longest hair on my head is 17cm. Science would say this is at the upper range of growth speed. Way above average. I would have gotten even more if I had not screwed myself with poor quality dye. this shows how impressive the human body is on retention. My diet is about 80% meats and 20% fruits. Occasional junk food such as diet coke and ice cream I let it slide. I get on average about 2200-2400 calories and 170-190g protein. I am at a point where I don't gain weight and don't lose weight either. Retention completely saved my hair by using the vital nutrients like bone marrow in my seed to convert into an extension of my skull. So strong and potent that it overrides chemical damage. There is a saying about "energy rising upwards". And I have lived it.