bear wrote:one year today baby! woo woo!
bear wrote:I don't think they're incomparable in that they can both be crutches. Habitual weed use might not be as devastating, but it can still prevent you from addressing the source of your problems. That's not to say that's true of all weed smokers, or even problem drinkers who now just smoke, but it's a possibility to be mindful of. I think you just have to be rigorously honest about your patterns. For some and for me, recovery is an experimentation process. But you have to accept the results of your experiments and changed if needed.
worrywort wrote:the soles of fishchief
king ding-a-ling wrote:got 7 years yesterday, feelin real good
pablito wrote:ye. when ur drinking a lot, and you notice something about urself that u dont like, ur natural instinct is to shrug and say "well i guess i just suck". the farther u get from drinking the more u begin to see ur behaviors as surmountable and ur problems as solvable
king ding-a-ling wrote:got 7 years yesterday, feelin real good
worrywort wrote:the soles of fishchief
yeaaaaaaaaaaaa american nostalgia love it suburban living civilized families this could be my life
bongo wrote:but when my brother in law mentioned some barrel aged saison release at hill farmstead (a brewery i romanticized quite a bit while drinking) i found myself thrown into a bit of inner turmoil which manifested in thoughts such as “would it be bad to drink 6oz of a really well made beer in a beautiful space with loved ones and look out at an amazing landscape”? “why can’t i do that?” and these kinds of thoughts eventually spiraled off into thinking about how daunting it is to never drink again and various mental pushing and pulling that occupied my brain for a couple entire afternoons, pulling me out of the moment while i should have been present and enjoying beautiful scenery etc.
mites wrote:I'm a factory where every input is pizza and every output is depression
mites wrote:I'm a factory where every input is pizza and every output is depression
Sports Fan of the Year wrote:I'm struggling to find any literature about how you'd be expected to feel after two months of not drinking, but all I do know is that I constantly feel faint and I'm having a lot of trouble articulating myself. Did anyone else go through this sort of thing at a similar stage of the journey? I know it gets better, if anything I'm excited to emerge on the other side of these feelings of physical and mental weakness
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