My question is, do some gedarim ever become unnecessary once one gains greater self control?

I often have trouble right when I think I don't need a certain geder anymore, and I really do need it.

Any thoughts?

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Do the gedarim that the Rabbonim put in place for muktza on Shabbos (for example) ever get taken away?

I'm new to this, but I think personally I'll always need some type of geder. Simple example: When I am feeling especially tense, I try to remember to keep my eyes down as I walk along. (Also helps me avoid stumbling in the physical sense.) Another one: I try to stand up and leave the computer before 9:00 each night -- although, honestly, I often stay on past then, which for me is risky.

I don't know that I'll ever be able to build up "will power" strong enough to resist inappropriate behaviour. Anyway, if I understand the GYE material I've read properly, no one has strong enough "will power" to hold out forever, so we are all advised to find ways not to fight the urge head on, but instead to side-step it. Like an alcoholic who will not go to a bar, even to have a club soda, because it's just too hard to fight the urge.

I'd say to keep the gedarim as long as possible, because all it takes is one slip to fall.

Thank you all.

Ditto to all of the above!

b'hatzlachah

I would say that we sometime learn that our old Gidurim don't work anymore, and we then go looking for new and fresh ideas.
We don't let go we add one