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For a couple weeks, I broke down and went to the store and my dumbass bought two bottles cause I know the game Im playing. Apparently I cant have it in the house, I thought I could be responsible with it but it aint gonna happen.

When you live alone and work alone there is nothing else to blame. I cant change anything up or stop what Im not doing. Beer costs to damn much and doesnt even give me a buzz. Im not gonna pour anything out but gonna give not drinking another go for awhile. I always thought I would start working out again if I quit but with this fucking shoulder that aint happening now.

Shit aint easy but its past time.

For a couple weeks, I broke down and went to the store and my dumbass bought two bottles cause I know the game Im playing. Apparently I cant have it in the house, I thought I could be responsible with it but it aint gonna happen. When you live alone and work alone there is nothing else to blame. I cant change anything up or stop what Im not doing. Beer costs to damn much and doesnt even give me a buzz. Im not gonna pour anything out but gonna give not drinking another go for awhile. I always thought I would start working out again if I quit but with this fucking shoulder that aint happening now. Shit aint easy but its past time.

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[–] • 5 pts

youll get to the point where your body just cant handle the hangovers anymore, and then you will not want to drink anymore. youll see it as a waste of time and money and you will prefer to have your wits about you more often. you can do it. just keep trying

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[–] • 1 pt

problem is, at least in my case, this scenario may not take place til your 60s. drank whiskey/water for 40+ yrs, still have a bottle in the house, just dont go to it anymore.

[–] • 0 pt

my grandfather was like that with smokes. one day he just put them down and never picked them back up. he kept the same pack in the top of his closet.he refered to them from time to time as his conscious. smoking was hard for me, so i was always amazed how easily he quit. the truth is, it wasnt easy, but he had to fight for every breath. i often wonder if he was better off just smoking.

[–] • 0 pt

yup,, did the same with smokes 22 yrs ago(42) quit them cold turkey, left a carton on top of the fridge for over a yr. finally gave them away with the warning of how old they were. buddy just laughed, said he could barely get 3-4 drags of them they burned that fast.

[–] • 1 pt

The shit of it is, for me, is I no longer get hangovers.