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post 1556458591 07-16-2018, 08:44 PM
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post 1556471851 07-17-2018, 02:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Some people can't drink in moderation. They have to either abstain 100% or they lose control.
Lol that dude just attacks me in every lifting thread with a manlet comment so this isn’t a surprise
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post 1556471951 07-17-2018, 03:00 AM
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What are the best/most noticeable differences?

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post 1556472011 07-17-2018, 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted By Pumpinmirin⏩
What are the best/most noticeable differences?

GJDM
The bloat immediately went away. And I’m not talking the cope bullchit “bloatlord mode” thing that people didn’t realize is a troll topic so they did it IRL and now they’re fat lol...

Money, I was spent $700-850 a month of it.

Sleep...actual sleep.
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post 1556472851 07-17-2018, 03:34 AM
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I can drink but I drink to excess if I’m depressed
post 1556474121 07-17-2018, 04:23 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
The bloat immediately went away. And I’m not talking the cope bullchit “bloatlord mode” thing that people didn’t realize is a troll topic so they did it IRL and now they’re fat lol...

Money, I was spent $700-850 a month of it.

Sleep...actual sleep.
GJDM

Need to get back on this, I'm on like a two weeks no booze one week 6+ a night right now and the difference is night and day. TheSLEEPfor real though. Props man!
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post 1556474601 07-17-2018, 04:40 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
A day in the life.

7 days a week for almost 18 months.
Start around 10am, drink 4-5 or whatever was in the fridge.
Go to the store for lunch and grab a 12-pack, drink that then get the dog at daycare.
Grab a 12-pack on the way home.
Girl would come home from work and we would go to BDubs and I would have 6-8 big drafts.
God home and dig into the second 12-pack but not finish it all to make sure there was some there to start again the next day.
First of all - congrats brother.

Second - with days like this were you just drunk the entire time? How did you work/function? Did you have a job?

I've been thinking about this lately - I'm not sure if it's a phase in life but when I drink I tend to go to a really dark place now, nothing like the happy place I used to go do when I'd drink (and laugh a lot, easy going).
post 1556474681 07-17-2018, 04:44 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
A day in the life.

7 days a week for almost 18 months.
Start around 10am, drink 4-5 or whatever was in the fridge.
Go to the store for lunch and grab a 12-pack, drink that then get the dog at daycare.
Grab a 12-pack on the way home.
Girl would come home from work and we would go to BDubs and I would have 6-8 big drafts.
God home and dig into the second 12-pack but not finish it all to make sure there was some there to start again the next day.
Damn, this is some bad Santa type **** right here. Glad you were able to kick it Bobby.
post 1556475001 07-17-2018, 04:56 AM
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nice. haven't had alcohol since 12/30/17. Never felt better. desire to drink has even almost completely disappeared.
post 1556475121 07-17-2018, 05:00 AM
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oh, and I'd already quit before I read this book, but I HIGHLY recommend that anyone struggling with alcohol read this book:

https://www.amazon.com/Stop-Drinking...p+drinking+now

The idea is that it unravels all the societal brainwashing surrounding alcohol (there is more than you know), thereby eliminating your desire to drink. if you have no desire to drink, you never feel deprived. you just feel free.
post 1556475211 07-17-2018, 05:04 AM
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How did you train while drinking so much?

Congrats on being sober. Alcoholism is prevalent in my family.
post 1556476751 07-17-2018, 05:58 AM
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As I get older I drink less and less. Just isn't worth it anymore. Being drunk is being insecure about something. A few beers every now and again is fine. I'm not sure I'd ever want to give that up but who knows.
post 1556477031 07-17-2018, 06:03 AM
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post 1556477191 07-17-2018, 06:07 AM
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Originally Posted By Sillst⏩
GJDM

Need to get back on this, I'm on like a two weeks no booze one week 6+ a night right now and the difference is night and day. TheSLEEPfor real though. Props man!
It's a game changer...
Originally Posted By Aristotelian⏩
First of all - congrats brother.

Second - with days like this were you just drunk the entire time? How did you work/function? Did you have a job?.
I work from home so I would just work while drinking and yes..I was able to function.
Originally Posted By John$Galt⏩
nice. haven't had alcohol since 12/30/17. Never felt better. desire to drink has even almost completely disappeared.
COngrats man..that's huge. Keep it up.
Originally Posted By likeawashboard⏩
How did you train while drinking so much?

Congrats on being sober. Alcoholism is prevalent in my family.
I didn't really get hangovers so I would just get up and go...I wish I did so maybe I would have stopped sooner.
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post 1556477391 07-17-2018, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
The bloat immediately went away. And I’m not talking the cope bullchit “bloatlord mode” thing that people didn’t realize is a troll topic so they did it IRL and now they’re fat lol...

Money, I was spent $700-850 a month of it.

Sleep...actual sleep.
Gotdam...700-850/mo in booze?? I don't know if i could drink that amount of Busch Light in a year. Gj on the recovery bro.
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post 1556477601 07-17-2018, 06:16 AM
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Congrats bro.
Your tolerance must have been threw the roof.

I enjoy drinking for special occasions.
But as I got older, I have stopped the party/drinking lifestyle.
I can go to the bar and not touch a drink now If I want.
Feels good.
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post 1556477621 07-17-2018, 06:16 AM
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Congrats man I remember you talking about your alcohol problem on here in the past. Glad that you have managed to abstain for so long. Keep it going.
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post 1556477761 07-17-2018, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted By EBarbz⏩
Congrats bro.
Your tolerance must have been threw the roof.

I enjoy drinking for special occasions.
But as I got older, I have stopped the party/drinking lifestyle.
I can go to the bar and not touch a drink now If I want.
Feels good.
same, mostly because the severity of my hangovers don't outweigh the fun anymore, sometimes I wonder how much I'd drink if I didn't get hangovers
post 1556479201 07-17-2018, 06:47 AM
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Keep it up!
post 1556479341 07-17-2018, 06:49 AM
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I love to hate you, but congrats brother...that's a great thing...it's not easy.the struggle is real
post 1556479891 07-17-2018, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG⏩
Gotdam...700-850/mo in booze?? I don't know if i could drink that amount of Busch Light in a year. Gj on the recovery bro.
I mean I would go out to a restaurant/bar bar and watch sports and drink 2-3 nights a week and easily spend $50-65 there along with a couple 12-packs a day. It wasn’t good...

People gave me chit about what I spent my my girl’s ring and I’m like aaaagh...it was a few months of not drinking worth lol.
Originally Posted By KENKONG⏩
he wants the D, stop being a tease
Just a sad little goose he is...
Originally Posted By EBarbz⏩
Congrats bro.
Your tolerance must have been threw the roof.

I enjoy drinking for special occasions.
But as I got older, I have stopped the party/drinking lifestyle.
I can go to the bar and not touch a drink now If I want.
Feels good.
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.
Originally Posted By clangsta⏩
Congrats man I remember you talking about your alcohol problem on here in the past. Glad that you have managed to abstain for so long. Keep it going.
Yeah man...I just traveled back to see family and it’s a place where I would always get fuked up with friends. It was nice to be back and just enjoy family time instead of just doing the same old chit.
Originally Posted By PowersKenny⏩
I love to hate you, but congrats brother...that's a great thing...it's not easy.the struggle is real
Not really sure why but I guess thanks. Lol
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post 1556480201 07-17-2018, 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
I mean I would go out to a restaurant/bar bar and watch sports and drink 2-3 nights a week and easily spend $50-65 there along with a couple 12-packs a day. It wasn’t good...

People gave me chit about what I spent my my girl’s ring and I’m like aaaagh...it was a few months of not drinking worth lol.



Just a sad little goose he is...



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.



Yeah man...I just traveled back to see family and it’s a place where I would always get fuked up with friends. It was nice to be back and just enjoy family time instead of just doing the same old chit.



Not really sure why but I guess thanks. Lol
. Just banter, I don't really..I think a lot of posts on this site many young people complaining about things they can change..and you did something to change...that's a noble thing brother

There are a few people I respect bon this site you are one..proud manlets cock..rich strong before he started liking fatties, Iceman negs gave me strength.
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30 beers daily is an issue lol.

I enjoy a few beers on the weekend so I don't think I will ever fully quit. I never get completely hammered anymore though.
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Could legit not function at that level, good to hear you are off that and on to something productive. Don't know how TF you were even able to recover sleep wise and from workouts given that amount of booze.

Keep at it man, for yourself and your family.
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Originally Posted By jeshelton⏩
Could legit not function at that level, good to hear you are off that and on to something productive. Don't know how TF you were even able to recover sleep wise and from workouts given that amount of booze.

Keep at it man, for yourself and your family.
There were times where I would leave the room and puke during a workout but I heard a quite while back that made a lot of sense by MLK...”that which you do not hate, you will eventually tolerate.” Apparently I didn’t hate it enough...
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post 1556491811 07-17-2018, 09:51 AM
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Excellent job. What as happened to your lifts in the last 9 months? Were you still putting up big numbers a year ago? I have cut down alot to only a few at the weekend which I am happy with. Wasn't drinking anywhere near the same but most days none the less.
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I don't know why but I don't suffer any of the negative effects except the odd hangover when I drink lethal amounts

Maybe it's because I only drink at night?
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Originally Posted By Potatolifter⏩
Excellent job. What as happened to your lifts in the last 9 months? Were you still putting up big numbers a year ago? I have cut down alot to only a few at the weekend which I am happy with. Wasn't drinking anywhere near the same but most days none the less.
I mean I drank 20 beers the night before a meet in March of 2016 and totaled 1550 lbs. at 222lbs. Two years later after drinking daily, etc...I quit 10.16.17 and did my next meet March of 2018 and totaled 1709 at 218. Physique wise it was a drastic change as well.
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Originally Posted By bobbydigitaloa⏩
The bloat immediately went away. And I’m not talking the cope bullchit “bloatlord mode” thing that people didn’t realize is a troll topic so they did it IRL and now they’re fat lol...
Can 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?
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