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@Tryptameanie 567592 wrote:

I don’t think you’re a bad person mate, you’ve done a brave thing by coming to realize it may be a problem.

who hasn’t stolen alcohol?

but trytameanie is right that coming to the realization that it isn’t ok is square one for making improvements.

Good luck in beating your addiction EpicLulz. Why do you drink, if you don’t mind me asking? If there is an underlying problem driving you to the booze then that needs to be challenged first of all otherwise you will fail at giving up the drink or likely fall back on another substance.

@EPICLULZ 567761 wrote:

As much as i can remember I have drank a lot. The only time i stopped is when i go on a drug binge. I much prefer to take drugs but out here i work everyday and have to time. At least when i drink i know i’ll be fine for the morning. I am very board at nights, i mean i have the opportunity to go out and do things but i can’t pull myself together to do them. I have a rep of being a happy, laid back guy and everyone i know thinks the world of me. If they knew what i was up to i think i would die. I might be depressed or lonely I really don’t know. I am on the booze again tonight and i sorta feel better for it, The time passes quicker and i’ll be in bed before i know it.

I’m pretty much the same with weed. It’s as easily accessible as alcohol round here, despite being illegal, and it’s my go to drug. Not my first choice but preferred over alcohol and I can function the next morning. It’s a frickin difficult cycle to break, even more so when you have other none related problems going on in your life.

@EPICLULZ 567772 wrote:

I’m going to try exercise tomorrow and change a habbit to something good, that can become a cycle too i think.

It’s good you’re thinking about things to take your mind off things bud. Step 1 is realizing that maybe what you’re doing may be a problem, which you’ve already done and is a massive step. Step 2 is finding ways to fill your time with other things which I’m chuffed to see you trying. It’s a long road mate and it’s rarely straightforward but you have the right attitude and I know you can do it/. I look forward to the day you post your success story.