1 Year No Alcohol
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- 1 Year No Alcohol | 2023 Sober | Tips Going Sober 2024
Embark on a journey with me in this video as I recount my 2023 experience of abstaining from alcohol. From the pressures of drinking culture to a pivotal moment with an Uber driver, discover what led me to reevaluate my life choices. I share the highs and lows of my sober year, addressing improved health, substantial savings, and deeper self-reflection, alongside challenges like loneliness and heightened anxiety. Learn valuable tips on navigating social situations without alcohol and embracing the positive impacts of sobriety. As 2024 unfolds, I outline my realistic goal of 52 or fewer drinks for the year, emphasizing a balanced approach to enjoying life while maintaining discipline. Join me in this candid reflection, and perhaps find inspiration for your own journey of self-improvement and explore my previous video for additional 2024 goals. Thank you for watching!
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It's my sober birthday today 🎉
1 year clean and I don't have any cravings whatsoever. I never want to drink poison again...
Felt like alcohol was getting too large a hold on my life and decided to take a year break and re asses after that, holidays were a struggle but been 7 months so far.
Holidays are the hardest part, good luck!
Does it even make sense not to drink on holidays or can someone make an excuse for that
I am super social and met more people than I ever have in sobriety. I go to AA young peeps conventions, over 4,000 people.
Mens camping trips with over 200 people. Big dinners, bowling and after 1.5 years I went to shows and festivals again but this time with my new sober friends.
Good to hear this perspective! Thanks!
Congratulations on learning this at a young age. Took me 4 decades but feeling like a new man now.
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It's interesting hearing the experience of someone who got through college drinking and then gave it up later. I got completely sober when I went to college, because I knew I probably wouldn't get through it unless I did. I was super depressed at the time, doing a wide variety of drugs, just trying to forget about my problems. Got clean in college, went to AA, stayed clean through my master's. I always kinda figured when I had like 1-4 years clean (off everything, not like California sober) that I'd stay sober forever, but in the last two years of my sobriety, I started to question it more and more. I realized over time that the word "alcoholic" doesn't really mean anything, and that I didn't meet the common definition of it either way. I set a date for when I'd start again; my 6 year anniversary. I started two days before that, because I was extremely excited. That was about 5 months ago now. For the first 2-3 months I drank a lot, did some psychs, figured some stuff out about life. Closer to the end of the 5th month since I've been drinking again, and I drink between 2 times a week and once in two weeks depending on what's going on. I'm thinking about taking it out of my life again, but not for AA reasons (I find them a bit irrelevant to my life), instead because I have noticed I feel irritatingly warm as it gets processed by my body. Weird how things change.
Thanks for the comment! Yeah, I sometimes wish I could go back and tell my college self to stop - similar to how you did but I'm not going to look in the past too much. It sounds like you went about it the right way and it's interesting to hear your experience now that you've tried it again.
I can somewhat relate as it's been a couple of weeks since the new year and I've drank a couple of times and I've realized why I took a break in the first place. It's nothing serious like you said but it's more of me relearning the basic negatives of it feeling bad.
I've been sober since August 2021 and I'm feeling great. All the best ;)
Congrats!
Congrats on your sobriety! It is very hard to stay sober, especially through holidays, special occasions, birthdays, Christmas, and New Year's. I've been sober now since October 30th, 2021 from alcohol. I am in my 3rd year of sobriety and counting. One day at a time.
Thanks for the comment! Keep it up!
I'm glad I found this video
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When things are hard to resist you need to plan a routine that keeps you away from temptation. While doing this you need to decide on what good thing you are going to go after now that you are not indulging the temptation. For drinkers I would recommend focussing on getting good sleep. Alcohol prevents you from getting REM sleep. If you are drinking you are probably not exercising. Exercise helps you get more deep sleep. Restorative sleep. Look forward to the person you will be when you are getting perfect sleep!
Also, you need to grow up. Look at drinking like you did growing out of watching cartoons. Parties are for high school and college. Parties where the nihilists live in oblivion and the intelligent go to socialize. Find a new scene that gives you the oblivion or socialization. Meditate and get some group hobbies.
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Thank you 🙏
I am glad I had a shitty alcoholic father. I never picked up drinking after he died.
7 months and no turning back
Videos like this make me want to drink, maybe its because hes bald?
Cool! And remember, guys-if you dink, don't drive. 11,000 die each year! An entire small town! Be safe....
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If the thumbnail is your sober pic? You should start drinking 🍸 again 😅
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Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again the third day. I'm trusting in nothing but the blood of Jesus to pay for my sins to keep me out of hell.
1 year without fun....
Might be the case if you have no personality lmao.
@@ykMMD il litteraly sober, it's was just a funny comment
1year no hangovers, regret, wasting money, damaging my organs,...ect ect.