Thread: 9 months sober today, boyos...
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Originally Posted By JitnikoVi⏩
Everyone is different but this is day 1–> day 30 —> day 65Can you elaborate on the bloat going away? How long, how much difference, what areas (chin fat/stomach)?
A friend drinks ~3beers a day, if they stop drinking entirely, will the chin fat go away?
A friend drinks ~3beers a day, if they stop drinking entirely, will the chin fat go away?

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07-17-2018, 10:38 AM
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07-17-2018, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted By likeawashboard⏩
pros are great at it. Chit, I was drinking 7 days a week while I was training jiu jitsu 5-6 days a week, competing once a month, and still finding time to lift and run... But it takes its toll, and it comes out of nowhere...How did you train while drinking so much?
Congrats on being sober. Alcoholism is prevalent in my family.
Congrats on being sober. Alcoholism is prevalent in my family.
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07-17-2018, 10:46 AM
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07-17-2018, 10:50 AM
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07-17-2018, 10:52 AM
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Bobby I'm proud of you..it's hitting me hard to do sober.. probably the only thing on this site to change my life
I can still laugh..my cock is half of proud manlets..my hair still exists..my negative canthal tilt didn't make 50 girls from taking my seed
I can still laugh..my cock is half of proud manlets..my hair still exists..my negative canthal tilt didn't make 50 girls from taking my seed
07-17-2018, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Griggz⏩
Agh yes, reasons.Damn Bobby
What made you finally quit?
What made you finally quit?
I wanted to be a better man for my girl.
I didn’t want her kids (the misc won’t like that but someone already made a thread about my personal life in that manner lol) to see someone drinking 20 beers a night.
I wanted to save money.
Now for the thread to change direction lol
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07-17-2018, 11:00 AM
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Congrats Bobby. That is great news.
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07-17-2018, 11:21 AM
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damn, just saw the progress pics
looking good and healthy mane. keep it up
looking good and healthy mane. keep it up
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07-17-2018, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
That's a big one: learning to socialize while sober. I'm a pretty quiet person by nature, not shy at all like I was as a kid, but when I'd get drunk I was the life of the party, doing and saying ridiculous but funny sht. It has taken a while to get to where I feel totally comfortable in social situations while sober, but I'm pretty much there now. First couple months, even playing poker with friends, I just felt awkward as fuk. It has taken a conscious effort to learn to be funny and social while sober. I realized that ever since I was 15, I used alcohol as a social crutch, in nearly every social situation. I'm sure my friends and family do miss the drunk John$Galt (not the very drunk one - no one liked him), and so do I sometimes, but that wasn't the real John$Galt.Unfortunately, yeah...my tolerance was really high and I worked it to the point where I didn’t like doing things without a buzz. Now I actually have to address chit and it’s great.
One of the great benefits of quitting, other than physique and health, is that my mental state is no longer a roller coaster. I'm very stable emotionally, just content instead of super happy and super sad/angry. Haven't gotten in a single fight with my girl this year, and we'd have some bad ones a few times a year when I was drunk as sh*t.
It will never cease to amaze me how alcoholism is glorified in our society. Alcohol has destroyed more lives than anything else. I'm not an anti-drinking *******, but somewhere in the middle where I see people who drink a lot and don't realize the negative effects it's having on their lives. Your average adult still thinks it's cool to talk about how wasted he got last night. He still thinks it's funny to be hungover at work - "Oh man, what a night!" So lame. But then the reason this sh*t bothers me is because I see my former self in others, so I can't judge.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
Great accomplishment , and i know it doesn't phase you, but fuk people with their " oh hur dur, raising another man's offspring, CUCK!". It's pathetic. A kid without a father figure did not ask for that life, they are innocent in this case. It takes a good person to step up to the role and provide a good role model for a young person. I have a daughter, and a step daughter so I can easily relate.Agh yes, reasons.
I wanted to be a better man for my girl.
I didn’t want her kids (the misc won’t like that but someone already made a thread about my personal life in that manner lol) to see someone drinking 20 beers a night.
I wanted to save money.
Now for the thread to change direction lol
I wanted to be a better man for my girl.
I didn’t want her kids (the misc won’t like that but someone already made a thread about my personal life in that manner lol) to see someone drinking 20 beers a night.
I wanted to save money.
Now for the thread to change direction lol
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07-17-2018, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted By John$Galt⏩
Way too much truth in one post.That's a big one: learning to socialize while sober. I'm a pretty quiet person by nature, not shy at all like I was as a kid, but when I'd get drunk I was the life of the party, doing and saying ridiculous but funny sht. It has taken a while to get to where I feel totally comfortable in social situations while sober, but I'm pretty much there now. First couple months, even playing poker with friends, I just felt awkward as fuk. It has taken a conscious effort to learn to be funny and social while sober. I realized that ever since I was 15, I used alcohol as a social crutch, in nearly every social situation. I'm sure my friends and family do miss the drunk John$Galt (not the very drunk one - no one liked him), and so do I sometimes, but that wasn't the real John$Galt.
One of the great benefits of quitting, other than physique and health, is that my mental state is no longer a roller coaster. I'm very stable emotionally, just content instead of super happy and super sad/angry. Haven't gotten in a single fight with my girl this year, and we'd have some bad ones a few times a year when I was drunk as sh*t.
It will never cease to amaze me how alcoholism is glorified in our society. Alcohol has destroyed more lives than anything else. I'm not an anti-drinking *******, but somewhere in the middle where I see people who drink a lot and don't realize the negative effects it's having on their lives. Your average adult still thinks it's cool to talk about how wasted he got last night. He still thinks it's funny to be hungover at work - "Oh man, what a night!" So lame. But then the reason this sh*t bothers me is because I see my former self in others, so I can't judge.
One of the great benefits of quitting, other than physique and health, is that my mental state is no longer a roller coaster. I'm very stable emotionally, just content instead of super happy and super sad/angry. Haven't gotten in a single fight with my girl this year, and we'd have some bad ones a few times a year when I was drunk as sh*t.
It will never cease to amaze me how alcoholism is glorified in our society. Alcohol has destroyed more lives than anything else. I'm not an anti-drinking *******, but somewhere in the middle where I see people who drink a lot and don't realize the negative effects it's having on their lives. Your average adult still thinks it's cool to talk about how wasted he got last night. He still thinks it's funny to be hungover at work - "Oh man, what a night!" So lame. But then the reason this sh*t bothers me is because I see my former self in others, so I can't judge.
I too was worried I’d lose my edge or that goofiness that I thought made people want to be around me. And you’re right, one your mind is clear, the mental stability is a game changer. I see a lot of kids here do it and I did it too but I was raised with a bit of the victim mindset so as soon as I was able to strip that and realize my faults that caused much of my problems. Decision making is much better as well.
It is totally fuked that it is so socially normal to the point where even the people she works with drink in her law office Thursday and Friday afternoons. I’ve watched it completely destroy lives and I’m thankful for those that have been able to fight through it.
Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333⏩
Thanks brother and you’re right...I couldn’t care less about what strangers that are 22 think about my choices...it’s silly. These are the same people that do completely fuked up chit but hide it so they aren’t attacked by it...I’m not concerned about being “discredited”. Could you imagine going to your chick (you’ve seen her) and being like “hey babe...you’re gonna have to go”...What...why??? “Oh, I’m influenced by a bunch of faceless, self-hating kids on a forum...you understand”. HahahahahaGreat accomplishment , and i know it doesn't phase you, but fuk people with their " oh hur dur, raising another man's offspring, CUCK!". It's pathetic. A kid without a father figure did not ask for that life, they are innocent in this case. It takes a good person to step up to the role and provide a good role model for a young person. I have a daughter, and a step daughter so I can easily relate.
And happy to hear you live that way as well.
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07-17-2018, 08:13 PM
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Gj. My longest was 9 months. Been trying to quit. Might have to go to meetings again.
07-18-2018, 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted By GravityLee⏩
I didn't do meetings but many think I should have.Gj. My longest was 9 months. Been trying to quit. Might have to go to meetings again.
Good luck, brother.
FYI...this was Oct 20th of 2017 at 232 to this AM...

My left trap looks dropped a bit but I was beat on by my sports therapist because of a nerve issue I'm dealing with.
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07-18-2018, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
Was any diet alteration involved in this? Or did this result from simply dropping the booze? Either way, great transformation while adding strength in the process.I didn't do meetings but many think I should have.
Good luck, brother.
FYI...this was Oct 20th of 2017 at 232 to this AM...

My left trap looks dropped a bit but I was beat on by my sports therapist because of a nerve issue I'm dealing with.
Good luck, brother.
FYI...this was Oct 20th of 2017 at 232 to this AM...

My left trap looks dropped a bit but I was beat on by my sports therapist because of a nerve issue I'm dealing with.
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07-18-2018, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333⏩
Thanks man.Was any diet alteration involved in this? Or did this result from simply dropping the booze? Either way, great transformation while adding strength in the process.
I bacially due intuitive dieting with higher protein and fats with low carbs...carbs only really around training.
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07-18-2018, 08:14 AM
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Good work man. I'll never quit drinking because I love it. But I also only drink socially and probably like once a week on average. Know a few guys who were near death from drinking and still are. One is doing pretty good at not going back. The other is in hospital weekly and has been told if he doesn't stop he is dead. Lots his 6 figure job, lost nice house, got divorced (wife was evil bitch so that was fine), but pretty much gave up everything for booze.
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