(04-29-2015, 09:23 AM)SargeMaximus Wrote:

(04-29-2015, 08:10 AM)Minititan Wrote: Hey Sarge, sorry for the long time since updating been extremely busy with university. My sub history has been DAOS>AM5>BIATBWS>SM2>AM5>SM3>DAOS>AM6(current)>SM3
Ive had good results with most of the subs, although my first use of AM5 I stopped in stage 4, SM2 I stopped in stage 5, SM3 I stopped somewhere between stage 4 and 5. Most of these were overpowering resistance or things outside of the subs which i could not get a handle on and where negative as such.

I thought the second run of AM5 was good, but apparently not since this current AM6 is the sub I've noticed the most massive change with. History with women ---- Terrible. Before SM3 was so few and far in between that its not even worth mentioning. Since i stopped SM3 its been all about personal growth and becoming a better me, which AM6 has definitely provided, I believe i finally have the foundation i need to be handle SM3 because the first time that sub put me in a lot of situations which although fun, were a little too much lol.

Hey Minititan!

Seems you've done a lot of AM runs. I'm starting to realize becoming a better me is exactly what I need as well.

It's crazy though that after all those runs you still had a "weak" foundation for SM 3. Must be a powerful program indeed.

I wish I had more to contribute right now, but I honestly feel like I'm still emerging, but thank you for the reply, you're definitely an inspiration.

(04-29-2015, 09:47 AM)Minititan Wrote: I wouldn't call myself an inspiration. My first AM5 run was a disaster, I chose the wrong time in my life to run it and as a result only made it like a week into stage 4 before I couldn't handle it anymore. The second run I completed but due to the horrible experiences of the first run I did the minimum of 8 hours a day, and I'm not sure if I followed the 32 day rule exactly. And both my sm2 and sm3 runs were also not the right time and I wasn't prepared, not alpha at starting. My best results with a sub have to be AM6 it has changed my life for the better and now I'm finally ready to take on the challenge of SM again. In 8 days (I think) this journey starts afresh and I'm excited for what is too come

(04-29-2015, 11:25 AM)SargeMaximus Wrote:

(04-29-2015, 09:47 AM)Minititan Wrote: I wouldn't call myself an inspiration. My first AM5 run was a disaster, I chose the wrong time in my life to run it and as a result only made it like a week into stage 4 before I couldn't handle it anymore. The second run I completed but due to the horrible experiences of the first run I did the minimum of 8 hours a day, and I'm not sure if I followed the 32 day rule exactly. And both my sm2 and sm3 runs were also not the right time and I wasn't prepared, not alpha at starting. My best results with a sub have to be AM6 it has changed my life for the better and now I'm finally ready to take on the challenge of SM again. In 8 days (I think) this journey starts afresh and I'm excited for what is too come

Well that's cool. But you stuck with it, re-adjusted, but kept going. That's what I do so i know that with time, I can see the same kinds of results. I just need to be aware of when it is (or is not) the right time to use which sub.

You say even using AM the first time wasn't the right time either though, how did you know and what did you do to get yourself prepared/ how did you know what you "needed"?

(05-10-2015, 05:47 AM)Minititan Wrote: Hey dissonance I'm located in the UK and I'm 24 years old now.

Minor update stage 1 day 3:
Can tell this sub is back to kicking in, oh how I've missed the attention, walking around feeling like a god lol, Yesterday my boss actually asked "what is it with you and women today?" "Your going to get yourself a reputation" For a 4 hour period at work there was constantly a female by my side, for no reason just lingering around me lol, even spoke to some female workers whom I'd never spoken to ever before, as if we'd been buds for years.
just got a couple more exams to go then it's summer vacation, I think this is gonna be a kick ass summer

(06-07-2015, 08:06 PM)CatMan Wrote: Mini!

We're going to need an update, mate lol. You should be about where I am in the program, halfway through stage 2 I think. So, how are things?

(05-31-2015, 09:46 PM)maxx55 Wrote: I just read this journal and I'm BLOWN AWAY! Balls! This is totally amazing! Keep up the amazingly good work man!

If you still remember, could you approximate how long you listened to each sub in your sub history (hrs per day and months on each sub)? It'd be greatly appreciated as I'm considering DOAS or BIATBWS after I finish EPRHA.