I just straight up walked 3 full days with enough faith (or pride I dunno)

This may be a manic episode or something but I gave up video games and I've been looking to fill the hole so I've been walking around. Been walking almost all day for 3 days and I feel very little pain. I suppose I shouldn't have pride though, I probably need a rest.

How are you doing, now, Kafziel?

I'm very sorry, by the way, that no one has replied to you. That can't feel good.

I ended up walking like 5 days for 12 hours each day. After which my leg muscles had burning sensation for a week. I'm trying to take it easy, thanks for the concern.

Have you been able to stay away from gaming? Did the walking help?

Well I did do it some again but I spend a lot of time meditating now.

Ok. Walks are good. So you can both walk and meditate or listen to some Chriatian based motivational videos.

That may be a good idea the last part. Are they popular on Youtube?

I dont know any to recommed for your particular situation, but i know these motivational videos are certainly popular so you will easily find them. When you wake in the morning start your day off with one to keep you motivated during the day from slipping back into old ways. And ofcourse reading of The Word.

You shouldnt walk for 12 hours. But its good to distract yourself with some activity or the other. Because if you are bored then its easy to just distract yourself with games.

But dont be hard on yourself. Little by little everyday you can make progress.

I used to 'over exercise' when I was stressed, because the situation I was in didn't allow me for any other release of tension. Now I know better and have found 'conversations' with God have the same effect, with the bonus that I can still do other things. Maybe you're post here was guided by God. Perhaps he was saying, 'Enough over-walking!' Maybe you could use that pent up energy volunteering someplace, or helping someone with a chore they can't easily do themselves. It worked for me!
And, congratulations on finding a way to avoid constant addictive gaming ~ that's a tough one to overcome!