I may not be accurately seeing the situation, but from what you describe this is what I think ...
It sounds like you're praying more, more concerned about what God thinks, and committing less OVERT sin. These are all good things.
But it's a process. And one thing that happens along the way as we draw nearer to God is that our true degree of sinfulness starts to become more apparent when compared to His light. So we will start to see how overwhelmingly we DO sin, or simply are sinful or inclined to sin, when before we might not have been able to recognize that.
It is painful to the soul (or should be) but it's a necessary step.
And ultimately our greatest failing is not loving God. That is after all the first and greatest commandment. And many would say they love God, and they may feel that love. But the command is to love God with ALL your strength, ALL your heart, ALL your mind, ALL your will ...
And the truth is, we don't. But in a way that's ok. When you are teaching your child to walk, you don't mind that he stumbles often, or simply loses his balance and plops down. You comfort him if he's hurt and encourage him to keep trying. If he works diligently through his life and becomes an Olympic athlete, that's good, and you will more and more expect him to have increasing ability. Our spiritual life is supposed to be like that. We start as babes. We progress, we discipline ourselves, we do battle against the flesh, we run the race. The Scriptures even describe the process in terms of an athlete training. We strive for that highest goal. And as long as we are moving in that direction, we are obeying Jesus' words.
It's humbling to see where we fall short. And we always wil fall short. But that's ok too, because humility makes us like Christ too, and we need this in varying degrees to keep us from becoming proud or trusting in ourselves.
So don't be discouraged. Just understand this IS a race, and SHOULD involve spiritual effort. What you do right will lead you to do even better. Where you fail will keep you humble and show you where you need to change. Trust God in this process and always seek His help. It is essential, and He always gives it (even times when we don't sense it).
And there are tools to help - fasting, prayer, spiritual counsel, actively loving others, and so on.
God be with you.
So lately I have been immersed in prayer more and in my bible. I've been spending more time with God. It hasn't been a daily I admit but it's been a lot better than the last six months. I've even become a really good friend to an ex Christian who I hope to eventually bring back to God. So I guess I am living for God a little bit more and more everyday. But I am still stuck in my sin. Why? I think sin is funny. I think that trolling people is funny. I cuss and talk sexual in front of my wife and family all the time. It's just so disrespectful! I'm just so dirty minded and I just sin so much! True im not the person I used to be since God recreated my spirit but I am not 100% better yet. God has helped me overcome some of my sins though. I have not given into sexual temptations like inappropriate contentography and other temptations for like six months. I used to be so obsessed with inappropriate contentography that I used it several times a day. I thought I would never be set free. But then over the course of the last year God began to change me. So I guess eventually God will make me the creation he wants me to be and will tackle my many sins one at a time. But right now? They seem so numerous that I'm starting to have doubts that I was ever born again even though I saw it with my own eyes. But surely born again Christian's wouldn't sin as much as I do or forget about God as much as I do. Sure I tell God every single night that I love him but do I really? A true person who loves God would want to battle his sin. But its like I dont even care. I just give into sins many temptations! What can I do? I'm hurting God each and every day that I live like this! Hes probably left and forsaken me by now because of everything ice done and continue to do! What can I do?