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Controlled Sex Drive = Discipline

Controlled Sex Drive = Discipline

And that’s especially true for us men as we are natural hunters. But without proper control, sex can destroy all areas of your life. This post isn’t intended to discourage you from having sex. That’s not my business what you do. It’s to merely shine light on the fact that if you are single, you may not be able to go a week without running down on something. And I just want to provide some perspective on what could happen if you had some control

Before I met my wife, I had no discipline over my sex drive. If a woman said “come over” I would drop everything of importance for a quick nut

I remember one time when I had to be up for work at 5am in the morning. A chick hit me up around 9pm and said she wanted to come over but didn’t have a car. I drove one hour to her house and back, spent money on gas and etc.. and I didn’t get home until like 12:30am. Had sex with her and then I only had 3 hours to sleep. I woke up late for work the next morning and almost lost my job

That’s just one scenario but there are many others where men got women pregnant, cheated on their girl/wife and lost a good woman, going broke, or getting set up and robbed by another dude who used sex as a lure because he knew you were weak

King 🤴🏾, when you have control of your sex drive, the enemy no longer has control over you. He can’t tempt you to miss that important meeting. He can’t tempt you to hit the club when you should be working on your business. He can’t tempt you to drop a bag on a chick for some ass when you could be investing that into yourself and business. When you have control, you findeth a good woman who can multiply what you have because your VISION is now clear

As a single man, ask yourself:

HOW LONG CAN I GO WITHOUT SEX?

HOW LONG CAN I JUST STAY TO MYSELF AND ENJOY MY OWN SPACE?
HOW LONG CAN I COMMIT ALL OF MY ENERGY TO GOD AND NOT LUST?

HOW LONG CAN I WORK ON MY TEMPLE?

Once you learn how to do that for yourself, KING 🤴🏾, you become a powerful human being and man of GOD

I’m only speaking from experience and I hope this helps someone today ❤️🙏🏽 #lifelessons

Copied: @princedonnell on IG

Comments

  1. Hedone5 August 2019 at 22:09

    Well written. Great to hear that this is possible. I’m sure your wife is a lucky lady.♥️

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    1. MRJONES26 September 2019 at 01:58

      Thanks Hedone....you mean @princedonnell's? Yes she is.

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