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post 1540275941 01-11-2018, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted By Sgt
So many angry tiny men here.


I am a addict so I have more experience in this area then most of you including getting several siblings sober.
Been clean for a long time now I really could not tell you how long because that does not matter to me, I was weak to give in with drugs so I will not celebrate doing something I should of been doing my whole life. You got YOURSELF addicted to whatever so you need to get clean by YOURSELF relying on anyone else is just another weakness that can lead to relapse.
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Originally Posted By Sgt
So many angry tiny men here.


I am a addict so I have more experience in this area then most of you including getting several siblings sober.
Been clean for a long time now I really could not tell you how long because that does not matter to me, I was weak to give in with drugs so I will not celebrate doing something I should of been doing my whole life. You got YOURSELF addicted to whatever so you need to get clean by YOURSELF relying on anyone else is just another weakness that can lead to relapse.
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post 1540276331 01-11-2018, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
I was spending around $800-900 a month
Make sure to treat yourself on things you’ve always wanted with the money you’re saving.
post 1540276421 01-11-2018, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted By Sgt
I will not celebrate doing something I should of been doing my whole life. You got YOURSELF addicted to whatever so you need to get clean by YOURSELF relying on anyone else is just another weakness that can lead to relapse.
I agree with you, as I didn't really celebrate quitting video games (This isn't the place for arguing chemical vs behavioural addiction).But that doesn't mean you have to rain on somebody's parade.

I too thought "Wow, only 3 months? I probably have one beer every 4" but then I quashed my ego and decided to just read why it's a big deal. Turns out the MFer has been downing cases daily so I can only commend that.

Bobby I'm glad you were able to rid yourself of a crutch, regardless of what and how.
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post 1540276471 01-11-2018, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
1. Energy drinks.
2. Worked out 4 times s week during that time.
3. Yes, definitely an alcoholic
4. Yes
5. Maybe a case a week
- Yuck energy drinks
- Mad impressive. Guessing AM workouts before the drinking started? If I ever have more than 1 beer im probably not working out after that, that day.
- First step to fixing the problem is recognizing the problem. Do you brah
- This + being successful at it, I can definitely see how it enables that lifestyle.
- Not terrible, but definitely a drinker. Case/Week is probably me on my hardest of weekends, I don't usually drink daily.

Stay strong brah. Set the goal. Meet the goal. Thats the name of the game.
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post 1540277051 01-11-2018, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
Been a long 3 months but breaking the murderous cycle and bullchit albeit not easy, definitely worth the daily struggle.

Anyway going through it...stay the course, brahs.
How do you feel compared to before? I've been drinking too much lately, almost every night. I'm contemplating quitting, or at least restricting it to vacations and special events.

Do you feel a lot better now?
post 1540277111 01-11-2018, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Sgt
So many angry tiny men here.


I am a addict so I have more experience in this area then most of you including getting several siblings sober.
Been clean for a long time now I really could not tell you how long because that does not matter to me, I was weak to give in with drugs so I will not celebrate doing something I should of been doing my whole life. You got YOURSELF addicted to whatever so you need to get clean by YOURSELF relying on anyone else is just another weakness that can lead to relapse.
Slow your roll fella. I didn't see anything in his posts about relying on someone else. He should be proud of how far he's come and so should you. As an addict you don't have any empathy for him?
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post 1540277341 01-11-2018, 11:53 AM
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Congrats! I haven't drank since thanksgiving. Feels good. Even though I usually only drank once a week. Was a waste of money and I'm tired of the hangover.
post 1540277701 01-11-2018, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Sgt
So many angry tiny men here.


I am a addict so I have more experience in this area then most of you including getting several siblings sober.
Been clean for a long time now I really could not tell you how long because that does not matter to me, I was weak to give in with drugs so I will not celebrate doing something I should of been doing my whole life. You got YOURSELF addicted to whatever so you need to get clean by YOURSELF relying on anyone else is just another weakness that can lead to relapse.
Honestly, I can understand where your mindset is. I have a similar mindset in that when I fall, I don't want help, and I don't see it as an accomplishment to get back to normal. It's what I expect from myself.

But that doesn't change the fact that not everyone is like that. Some people appreciate support and good words. The path to getting off addiction is different for anyone. You should be proud of being clean, and so should anyone who managed to get their life together. It was not necessary to come into a positive thread and take a shot at an addict trying to recover and get himself straight.
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Originally Posted By Sgt
That's nice not sure why you felt the need to brag about being a normal person, I mean you likely went 20+ years without so going 3 months is nothing to celebrate.
not sure if srs, tempted to poverty neg
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post 1540278211 01-11-2018, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
I wish I had, I would have stopped sooner. Daily I would have 3-4 by around 10am, driving to the store “for lunch” and grab a 12-pack, finish it then get my dog from daycare, tab another 12-pack on the way home, have a couple more waiting for my girl to get done at work, go to BWW and drinks 7-8 more big beers, come home and have a few more leaving 4-5 so I could do it all over again the next day. I’d wake up with no issue and start my day.



Thanks, my bro.
25-30 beers a day is unreal but glad you beat it and keep going strong. After a weekend of heavy drinking I usually swear of the stuff.

Never asked you before but were your workouts ever affected or was your body just used to it? Do you feel better while working out now? And bet you feel good to have 500+ extra dollars a month.
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post 1540279091 01-11-2018, 12:09 PM
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Congrats OP, I hit 2 months today, glad I made the decision to change as I'm sure you are too, best of luck on your journey
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Originally Posted By steeperdolphin⏩
That's great man! What are some of the things you noticed after the first couple of weeks, 30 days and 2 months after not drinking? What is the most positive results you have seen this far?
Answer these mudafuka!
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Good job Bobby.


I honestly had no idea until you mentioned it on IG.


Just know you have tons of support here on the boards, no matter what others say
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post 1540279921 01-11-2018, 12:18 PM
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Good job man. Stick with it. I've been on and off a few times. Never near that level though. I couldn't function with that amount in me.
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What was the impetus to stop?
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Grats, Bobby...you know I've been there personally (still have tough days) and realize how rough it can be. One day at a time, my friend. Rehab was a bitch for me. I'm always here if you need to talk.
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Great job, Bobby. Getting that big of a problem under control had to have been a headache. I hope to see this bumped a year from now when it's been 15 months.
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congrats brah, I hit 3 years since nov 2017 myself. After the first month I noticed it got easier and easier to just power through a new routine that didnt include drinking/smoking, cant say I feel much temptation at all now, it feels great when not having bad habits that werent working for you becomes the new normal for you instead.
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Originally Posted By Sgt
That's nice not sure why you felt the need to brag about being a normal person, I mean you likely went 20+ years without so going 3 months is nothing to celebrate.
Shut up *******
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Reading this thread hungover right now Dammit.
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Originally Posted By Getter_done⏩
Reading this thread hungover right now Dammit.
Walk it off, brah..
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Originally Posted By Sgt
So many angry tiny men here.


I am a addict so I have more experience in this area then most of you including getting several siblings sober.
Been clean for a long time now I really could not tell you how long because that does not matter to me, I was weak to give in with drugs so I will not celebrate doing something I should of been doing my whole life. You got YOURSELF addicted to whatever so you need to get clean by YOURSELF relying on anyone else is just another weakness that can lead to relapse.
Lol at the only negative, upset ******* itt calling others angry and tiny.

You claim its best to rely only on yourself yet in the same post tell us that you had to help get your sibling sober. Well which one is it *******? Do you need other peoples help or not? Why did your siblings need your help?

Here is a tip for being a respectable adult when you grow our of your manchild phase: sometimes when you don't have anything decent to add to a conversation it's better to just shut the f up and not say anything.
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What are your goals, seems like a weird question but are you looking to stay forever sober without an ounce of alcohol? Or would you like to mentally separate from the dependency enough so that you could enjoy a beer or 2 on special occasions and not fall back on bad habits?

I know from personal experience, after college (binge drinking culture) I got so sick of drinking I stopped altogether for years that I had no desire to even have a single drink. Now I'm like a 1 or 2 beer social drinker for either special occasions or with a good meal at a nice restaurant and as soon as I feel a slight buzz my body shuts off the desire to have another drink.
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Originally Posted By Sgt
That's nice not sure why you felt the need to brag about being a normal person, I mean you likely went 20+ years without so going 3 months is nothing to celebrate.
dude be happy for the guy or just STFU
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Good stuff dude. The more long term ideas you pick up and strive for will limit your exposure to short term pleasures. Good luck mayne.
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Sorry if this has already been asked, but what made you want to make the change and stop drinking?
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Congrats, man. That is an unreal amount of beer to consume that often. Glad you were able to kick it.
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Congrats man.

never been more then a week without a drink since i was 16, past few years its been no longer then 2 days but most ill have in the week is 5 beers and then binge drink on weekends, i really wonder how better my gym gains would be without alcohol sometimes but enjoy it too much to give it up
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