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Post by Admin on Aug 14, 2024 0:10:47 GMT
Got 3 cans of been in place...am I tempted? a little bit. What will I do with the beer? Probably get rid of it...why? Cause 3 beers will do me no good, if I drink 3, when done I'll want a 4 pack or more, then will, sure, have fun tonight in a drunk way, but wake up tomorrow regretting it and feeling like I let myself down.
I'm making good progress on being sober, you destroy that by making excuses for yourself to start drinking here and there again, cause then those here and there moments turn into every day, again, or ever other day...and when not drinking you don't feel like doing anything else, just want to stay home and in...I just can't go that route right now.
But I still need something to fill the time.
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Post by Admin on Aug 14, 2024 23:19:55 GMT
I feel like drinking right now, but don't want all the side effects I feel like drinking right now, or being emotionally taken to the spot drinking takes me to, but without the lingering side effects that always follow. Wish I could get that drunk utopic feeling, without actually flooding the body with booze, which is bad for you, of course. I'm working hard to get into shape, and I'm my own worst enemy, in that regard, most of us are indeed our own worst enemies. But now that sober, I have energy, and afternoons, evenings, just seem to drag when sober, and that's a good thing, cause time is precious. But what I'm saying is when it drags, it makes me want to drink to make the dragging time more fun to myself. That's just how drinkers think, I suppose. When going sober, you really have to totally re-arrange you're whole mindset. Even as I type this I feel like drinking, just so can relax.
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Post by Admin on Aug 24, 2024 1:21:16 GMT
No booze for me tonight...that's a good thing. As a drinker, if can over come Friday and Saturday nights without drinking, that means you're really making progress. Just being healthy in and of itself has to become an exciting thing again...that's when you know you're making progress.
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Post by Admin on Aug 26, 2024 2:48:06 GMT
Sobriety can be one scary ride, if not used to it
Sobriety can be one scary ride, for sure, if not used to it, and you realize what a shaky foundation of supposed friends, even family, and or future you've created for yourself.
Once sober, you have to decide how to make things right again, one corrective decision at a time.
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Post by Admin on Aug 28, 2024 21:45:33 GMT
When I drink, I don't want nothing to do with the hot sun. When sober, and not drinking for days or weeks, I love the outdoors. I wonder what the connection to that is.
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Post by Admin on Aug 28, 2024 21:46:10 GMT
Right now I'm on the fence again...a dangerous place to be when trying to stop drinking.
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Post by Admin on Sept 3, 2024 3:26:08 GMT
I drank last night, but didn't today. I drank, yet woke up feeling better than I should have and even worked out shortly after getting up.
I was tempted to drink again, today, but didn't...glad I didn't. I'm getting in decent shape now, and really can't afford to fall back into drinking again on a regular basis.
The older you get, the quicker alcohol just drags you down in all ways, your health, your mental state and more. Booze just has a terrible lingering effect on you more so when older than when younger.
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Post by Admin on Sept 19, 2024 19:09:13 GMT
I drank last night, just beer, but because I'm in better shape now, it doesn't sink me as long and hard as it did when not in as good of shape.
None the less, I can't afford to slip back into a drinking every other night type of routine...nope.
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Post by Admin on Oct 11, 2024 18:35:29 GMT
Yesterday I got drunk, and went to a LGBTQ club, but was so early that the place was basically empty. All I did was sit in the back and chatted with a few people.
I wish I hadn't gone, but I did.
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Post by Admin on Oct 22, 2024 17:43:37 GMT
Alcohol is making me emotionally spin out of control, again.
Even though not really drinking as much as I used to, but when I do drink, wow. Tolerance is like low again.
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Post by Admin on Oct 22, 2024 17:44:31 GMT
I think I will go workout, and then come back and force self to make some very hard life choice decisions... I mean what other choice do I have. No one will make these decisions for me.
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Post by Admin on Oct 29, 2024 14:47:47 GMT
Why am I posting here on the alcohol section?
Because I'm getting or feeling a bit anxious right now about a lot of things coming to a head. Rent renewal, a online service I'm working on, fees, this and that, basically a money squeeze.
And not hearing promptly from others about matters that effect my fiscal well being...and right now I don't need booze getting in the way of whatever it is I got to get done.
I paid a large fee to a company, haven't heard from them sense Friday. I think my apt lease renewed automatically, afraid to look at it cause it's probably more than what I was paying and my options have pretty much ran out.
I wanted to move, but got to comfortable here so wasn't mentally prepared to do so.
And, regardless, I've got to start seeking employment again here soon, very soon, which could get in the way of my leisurly lifestyle I've come to enjoy as of late.
As well as my health. Work, yes work, the wrong type of job can be bad for your health. The wrong job can leave you feeling tired and depressed when off, and when tired and depressed you tend not to keep fit, and or you tend to start drinking during your off time.
I'm more physically fit now, than when I had my last job over 8 months ago, simply because I'm happier and have more time to workout and keep fit.
Jobs wear you out, but they don't keep you fit.
Basically, I just feel like my world is imploding and there's nothing I can do about any of it...is how I feel. Is it a feeling or is it a reality? Time will tell.
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Post by Admin on Oct 31, 2024 19:13:02 GMT
Drinking really throws you off your game. You can't drink and expect to progress at anything.
Drinking is for when you've already made it to the top. But if you drink while trying to get to the top, you'll never make it there.
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Post by Admin on Nov 4, 2024 17:56:37 GMT
I notice drinking beer weakens your immune system, everything.
When I start drinking more than 3 times a week, I just notice more body aches, soarness, gums get sore more easily, drinking just tends to weaken your immunes systems and stuff your body would normally fix, correct, without you know it, seems to flare up when your immune is comprimised.
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Post by Admin on Nov 8, 2024 0:02:56 GMT
I started drinking earlier...maybe 3 beers, but instead of continuing, I cooked up some potatoes and ate those instead to supplement that drinking feeling. In other words those softly fried potatoes satisfied that thick gut feeling beer would normally give me...and I'm glad, cause drinking till smashing drunk is not something my body needed tonight, or me.
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