As a person who also went slow on drinks and smoking weed, whos really battling social anxiety and being super self conscious I learnt to deal with my situations as they come, I couldn't be infront of people a lot, was a very closed person, a very shy person, my dad always fueled these thoughts telling me how shy I am and how I have low self esteem, I felt love in church, met people who made me comfortable with myself, good friends who value me for who I am, God has really been great in my life!!
Well Done Buddy, look after yourself!!! I am nearly 18 years sober and it is the hardest thing i ve ever done in my life, but sooooo worth it!!! One Day At A Time!!!!
I stopped drinking alcohol today. I’m not an alcoholic but I’m almost 50 years old. The side effects of alcohol are bad the next day for me. I’m tired of it and how I feel after I wake up the next day. I don’t want alcohol ever again and I won’t smoke cigars anymore as well. It’s just the right thing to do for me and my life. Great story and I am very proud of everyone that stays strong. Make the hard choices and never give up.
Edgar, I pray for continued healing and recovery. You are more than the addiction. You are much much more. My brother has struggled with alcohol addiction for many years. He was deported from the US and even though he had an opportunity to attend Uni at home with all the tuition paid upfront, he quit without our knowledge. He would leave the house and go to dingy alcohol houses in the slum.(We later found out) His wife has left him and come back for the children but is at wits end and about to leave again. He has not he’d a si for job since returning g and refuses to go to interviews yet he has many many connections. Alcohol has taken over his life. He most recently was in a bad accident (driving drunk) but as soon as he was released from hospital, he went back to drink. I feel bad for him. Please pray for him. I pray for you
Thank you for watching and praying for my continued healing. I'm really sorry about what your brother has been going through, I can't imagine how he is feeling and then you guys as well who are his support system. Keep doing what you can for him, the wife and kids too. I pray for a clean breakthrough and for it to happen soon.
Ohh man, am glad I found this. I feel you on the social anxiety and feeling self conscious in social scenes. It took me a year to finally and courageously say NO and not have to explain myself, it felt...freeing to finally not try and immerse myself in social scenes that only made me unhappy & anxious. This decision comes with a smaller and supportive circle, the difference is am happier in it.
I made kind of the same experience. What I realised was that I enjoyed literally everything way more when being sober. Be it playing video games or socialising, including dating. I even out partying and dancing and it feels wonderful enjoying what you are doing without drinking alcohol.
Wow so proud of you Edgar this is inspiring - our drinking culture is quite rampant and I have to say I’m tempted to call it quits. Gave it up for lent, haven’t had this much clarity and peace in so many aspects for a long time! Great “seeing” you and the positive changes you’ve made to your life 🙌🏿
This should be watched by many of us out here. I find that quite a number of us Kenyans have an unhealthy relationship with alcohol, to fill up a lot of emptiness within us. You just need to observe our drinking habits to see this. Who said we have to drink to get drunk? And who said that one must drink in order to have fun? Thank you Edgar, for you open and candid talk. I wish you only the very best in your life. May your healing journey from your past traumas continue, and may your future (especially family life that you will one day have Godwilling) be one that's filled with love and happiness, and a total change for the good, from whatever it is that you experiencef in the past. All the best.
This is really inspiring bro. I pray that you continue to get the strength to deal with the old scars (Especially childhood trauma from our own kin). I am particularly impressed with your authenticity and self-awareness..
I am actually going through your process right now.I quit alcohol in November but it has not been easy.I have lost a lot since 2020 that i had to take a step back and start rebuilding my life and without alcohol am in control of alot right now that I had already lost control of and I am glad I came across this video.Thank you Edgar for sharing your story.
Can relate to his story 💯💯💯 hanging around people who are drinking then they reach a certain level man! you can't stand 🤦🏿♀️😂😂 ...still strong 💪🏿💪🏿 we aint going back to the "botro "sober till my last breathe... quitters should know that it is not easy at all but just know who you are and who surround yourself with.
@Edgar Odhiambo @Legally Clueless @Adelle Onyango Thank You! I know this life! I am now 6yrs 4mnths sober, live this story every day. the overthinking the constant thinking now that you don't have the bottle to fall back to! wouldn't go back to it! do you ever get the "even wine?" I'm like "does it have alcohol?" i figured i am introvert but now i had to reconsider if alcohol made me extroverted?? its a journey still on it. you can tell from the views this video series has in the shortest time that it resonates. thank you
Anne, power to you on being sober for 6 years and I am enroute to that same goal and we will pass it too. Thank you for your response and I am glad you could see yourself in me and I in the comment you have made In you. Do you mind if I picked your brain on this a little more via platform you are comfortable with?
Anne thank you for sharing. I am 5 years sober now and I also really had days I was extroverted because of alcohol. Each time I say I do not take alcohol, the probing starts, why, what happened, just one drink, etc. People expect a tragic story and I do not have any. The time tragic things happened, I never quit I was still drinking possibly more in those moments. I just had enough of the alcohol. I have social anxiety, I realized that alcohol made it worse when it wore off.
Hi thank you for your honestly and vulnerability. You are so easy to relate to and I see myself in a lot of this. Especially the way my personality changes and I become so much more socially fluid with alcohol but inside I’m actually shy and reserved even though I love having deep conversations with people. I am 60 now and I decided that I wanted the next decade to look different than the previous ones have, with my habit of drinking alcohol regularly. I didn’t get bad hangovers but my anxiety and depression slowly crept up and overall mental health had slowly declined and I wasn’t understanding the connection to alcohol use until I started educating myself and watching videos on TH-cam. I’m two months off of it and I don’t yet feel completely amazing but I’m in for the long haul and I will be patient. I love hearing other stories and it helps me stay the course. Thank you.
I love the fact that you are selfaware.kudos to that. Being selfawre myself and having gone through childhood traumas sobriety is the best thing that can help you navigate through life. May God be your guiding light
I always also used to ask myself that question ' why am I here'. It's been like 6 years sober and it's refreshing and alot more of life to do . Edgar thank you for being vulnerable. Hope you truly heal
I am very proud of you for the sobriety and mental health journey you have tackled this far, you are not alone, you have grown this far and the best is yet to come. Well in😀 as you keep aspiring and inspiring 🙏
Thank you kiddo💜 and congratulations to you for being sober as well. You have done yourself very proud and I'm happy to be on this journey with you too kiddo
This is very familiar. I haven't managed to quit but I have made some headway in learning not to drink more often than not. I still enjoy alcohol; it has been a great gateway to deal with a lot of repressed things that I would never otherwise have dealt with, however, I respect those who no longer use alcohol. That's my ultimate goal.
When you are ready, crossover to this side but your current efforts I'm sure already show a big difference in your life right now. Keep it up and always be the one in control of the alcohol not the other way around.
This lesson was a big one. The mornings after were usually so taunting and in the beginning I didn't how to address it then but if its something that has kept me going is how raw I will feel the day after a night of drinks.
I totally relate, thank you for sharing, people have different reasons for quitting the bottle, your reasons may not be another person's. It's been 2 years since I quit but the struggle is real out here.
The journey must have really been tough! Good choice there about seeking therapy. Wow!! Congratulations Edgar and I wish you all the best in your journey! Takeaway: have friends who understand you and let you be who you wanna be. It's amazing that your friends did not try to sabotage your journey...they supported you all through. Keep Inspiring Edgar Thank you Adele for this one too ❤
I believe we are all a little broken...the difference is that some of us understand our kinda broken and choose to work on it....keep on keeping on...and thank you for championing the need for mental health awareness and therapy.....self sabotage and the need to leave social spaces almost after arriving, right there with you...lol. your right one will come along...when you least expect it 😊. This was a good watch Adelle 🤗.
I stopped drinking not because I was drinking a lot, coz I could go long periods without alcohol. But I stopped coz I realized, alcohol didn't bring me any joy anymore and I felt like horrible after drinking. Unfortunately, m e quitting alcohol kinda put a strain in some of my close relationship because I saw how alcohol was taking over my friend's life and it was so unhealthy. And my friend still can't recognize that they have a bad drinking problem.
Thanks for sharing Edgar. I attest that the journey to transformation is quite a roller coaster, but with God, the ''why'' always in mind and self awareness, it is possible.
Having to explain yourself on why you don't drink and people around you wanting you to drink or you are uptight on something.....I get him to some point
OMG!! That thing drives me up the wall. Now for hubby and I, its our family members who think we are being snobs for not touching a bottle of alcohol. We know the beast called alcoholism that has decimated our lineages and we are not opening the door to it to the next generation.
This is me at only 21 Would wake up with the shakes, palpitations, anxiety etc after binging every weekend till it became unbearable..it's hard not to drink when you're around drinkers but I'm now a month sober and plan on keeping it that way.
When the rubber hits the road, drive your car baby, if you re above them or below them, just keep going! GOD LOVES YOU!!! When i am struggling, God helps me...everytime!!!
We have shared in the description, Edgar's social media platforms if you want to connect with him there. Congratulations on the one week - we're cheering you on!
Seemed impossible, but it’s been over 7 months and I don’t crave a drop of alcohol, the KEY difference was that I didn’t suffer withdrawal, not even within the first 30 days after I actually applied what I talked about. No need for AA meetings or meds either, I just luckily go’ogled Steffon Barkload’s latest, man, wish I had done it sooner.
Thank you Christine, tough decision but no regrets a lot because a lot what unearthed and brought to light for me and I'm better for it today. A long road ahead but we are on it at least
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Well done, so many programs out there that promise you'll quit drinking from one day to the other and feel great for the rest of your life. Listen, Steffon Barkload's Quit Drinking Forever takes a lighter, safer approach which you decide to go with on your own terms. Best shortcut I go’ogled that took days to make me dislike the juice 100%
As a person who also went slow on drinks and smoking weed, whos really battling social anxiety and being super self conscious I learnt to deal with my situations as they come, I couldn't be infront of people a lot, was a very closed person, a very shy person, my dad always fueled these thoughts telling me how shy I am and how I have low self esteem, I felt love in church, met people who made me comfortable with myself, good friends who value me for who I am, God has really been great in my life!!
Oh thanks for sharing - more power to you!
@@LegallyCluelessAfrica danke
Well Done Buddy, look after yourself!!! I am nearly 18 years sober and it is the hardest thing i ve ever done in my life, but sooooo worth it!!! One Day At A Time!!!!
That's wassup!!
Its so refreshing to see men who are doing the work and sharing their stories authentically. Also he likes cleaning! A gem 😊
Absolutely!
I've watched twice. For real. Great that he's taken the break for 2yrs but he talks so nicely nicely.
Oh awesome - glad you connected with Edgar's story!
I stopped drinking alcohol today. I’m not an alcoholic but I’m almost 50 years old. The side effects of alcohol are bad the next day for me. I’m tired of it and how I feel after I wake up the next day. I don’t want alcohol ever again and I won’t smoke cigars anymore as well. It’s just the right thing to do for me and my life. Great story and I am very proud of everyone that stays strong. Make the hard choices and never give up.
So proud of you!
Edgar, I pray for continued healing and recovery. You are more than the addiction. You are much much more.
My brother has struggled with alcohol addiction for many years. He was deported from the US and even though he had an opportunity to attend Uni at home with all the tuition paid upfront, he quit without our knowledge. He would leave the house and go to dingy alcohol houses in the slum.(We later found out)
His wife has left him and come back for the children but is at wits end and about to leave again.
He has not he’d a si for job since returning g and refuses to go to interviews yet he has many many connections. Alcohol has taken over his life.
He most recently was in a bad accident (driving drunk) but as soon as he was released from hospital, he went back to drink. I feel bad for him. Please pray for him. I pray for you
Thanks for watching and really sorry about your brother. We hope he gets the medical help needed to treat alcoholism.
Thank you for watching and praying for my continued healing.
I'm really sorry about what your brother has been going through, I can't imagine how he is feeling and then you guys as well who are his support system. Keep doing what you can for him, the wife and kids too. I pray for a clean breakthrough and for it to happen soon.
Thank you Edgar and legally clueless. I will reach out to you through the handles provided.
Thank you again for sharing!
@@ithankgod5733 Please do, I will be more than willing to help or refer you guys to those who can.
@@edgarodhiambo1162 How best can I reach you? Ithink your instagram is private.
Ohh man, am glad I found this. I feel you on the social anxiety and feeling self conscious in social scenes. It took me a year to finally and courageously say NO and not have to explain myself, it felt...freeing to finally not try and immerse myself in social scenes that only made me unhappy & anxious. This decision comes with a smaller and supportive circle, the difference is am happier in it.
We're glad you've found your happy Christine!
I made kind of the same experience. What I realised was that I enjoyed literally everything way more when being sober. Be it playing video games or socialising, including dating. I even out partying and dancing and it feels wonderful enjoying what you are doing without drinking alcohol.
Oh that's super cool!
He's handsome...
Hahaha well then!
@@LegallyCluelessAfrica Sßaaẞ
Very
I resonate with so many things... I think I will be using this video to help people understand me better!
Oh that's great to know! Thanks for watching John!
Please feel free to use it as much as you many need to, thank you for watching the video.
Your level of self-awareness is amazing.All the best Edgar in your sobriety, love and acceptance/appreciation journey.
Facts!
Love and light ahead Edgar. There are very few self aware men out here.
Thanks for watching Maureen!
Thank you Shiko
Wow so proud of you Edgar this is inspiring - our drinking culture is quite rampant and I have to say I’m tempted to call it quits. Gave it up for lent, haven’t had this much clarity and peace in so many aspects for a long time! Great “seeing” you and the positive changes you’ve made to your life 🙌🏿
So so true!
This should be watched by many of us out here. I find that quite a number of us Kenyans have an unhealthy relationship with alcohol, to fill up a lot of emptiness within us. You just need to observe our drinking habits to see this. Who said we have to drink to get drunk? And who said that one must drink in order to have fun?
Thank you Edgar, for you open and candid talk. I wish you only the very best in your life. May your healing journey from your past traumas continue, and may your future (especially family life that you will one day have Godwilling) be one that's filled with love and happiness, and a total change for the good, from whatever it is that you experiencef in the past. All the best.
This is very true!! Thanks for sharing AND watching Wangari!
Thank you very much! I'm humbled!
Congrats on your sobriety Edgar, to many more years full of healing!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you
This is really inspiring bro. I pray that you continue to get the strength to deal with the old scars (Especially childhood trauma from our own kin). I am particularly impressed with your authenticity and self-awareness..
He's amazing!
I am actually going through your process right now.I quit alcohol in November but it has not been easy.I have lost a lot since 2020 that i had to take a step back and start rebuilding my life and without alcohol am in control of alot right now that I had already lost control of and I am glad I came across this video.Thank you Edgar for sharing your story.
Go youuu! Congratulations, keep at it :)
Can relate to his story 💯💯💯 hanging around people who are drinking then they reach a certain level man! you can't stand 🤦🏿♀️😂😂 ...still strong 💪🏿💪🏿 we aint going back to the "botro "sober till my last breathe... quitters should know that it is not easy at all but just know who you are and who surround yourself with.
Go you!!! Thanks for watching Wanjiru!
Thank you for watching and i'm glad you were able to connect with it.
@@edgarodhiambo1162 watched this through to the end. Challenged to unpack my anxiety...
@Edgar Odhiambo @Legally Clueless @Adelle Onyango Thank You! I know this life! I am now 6yrs 4mnths sober, live this story every day. the overthinking the constant thinking now that you don't have the bottle to fall back to! wouldn't go back to it! do you ever get the "even wine?" I'm like "does it have alcohol?" i figured i am introvert but now i had to reconsider if alcohol made me extroverted?? its a journey still on it. you can tell from the views this video series has in the shortest time that it resonates. thank you
Oh go you! Well in! Thanks for watching and for sharing Anne!
Anne, power to you on being sober for 6 years and I am enroute to that same goal and we will pass it too. Thank you for your response and I am glad you could see yourself in me and I in the comment you have made In you. Do you mind if I picked your brain on this a little more via platform you are comfortable with?
Anne thank you for sharing. I am 5 years sober now and I also really had days I was extroverted because of alcohol. Each time I say I do not take alcohol, the probing starts, why, what happened, just one drink, etc. People expect a tragic story and I do not have any. The time tragic things happened, I never quit I was still drinking possibly more in those moments. I just had enough of the alcohol. I have social anxiety, I realized that alcohol made it worse when it wore off.
Your self awareness 👌🏼
From your story, your growth and self analysis is great. You've clearly been doing a good job working on yourself!!
Facts! Thanks for watching Matilda!
Thank you Matilda, I really appreciate it
The way his story is just my story! Thank you so much for sharing this. Stories are so powerful.
They are so powerful! Thanks for watching Maggie!
Thank you Maggie
Hi thank you for your honestly and vulnerability. You are so easy to relate to and I see myself in a lot of this. Especially the way my personality changes and I become so much more socially fluid with alcohol but inside I’m actually shy and reserved even though I love having deep conversations with people.
I am 60 now and I decided that I wanted the next decade to look different than the previous ones have, with my habit of drinking alcohol regularly. I didn’t get bad hangovers but my anxiety and depression slowly crept up and overall mental health had slowly declined and I wasn’t understanding the connection to alcohol use until I started educating myself and watching videos on TH-cam.
I’m two months off of it and I don’t yet feel completely amazing but I’m in for the long haul and I will be patient. I love hearing other stories and it helps me stay the course. Thank you.
Oh GO YOU!!!!
I love the fact that you are selfaware.kudos to that. Being selfawre myself and having gone through childhood traumas sobriety is the best thing that can help you navigate through life. May God be your guiding light
That's very true Antony!
Amen to that Omondi. Cheers to healing and more self awareness along the way
Love and light Edgar! I love how aware you are of yourself
Thanks for watching Clara!
I always also used to ask myself that question ' why am I here'. It's been like 6 years sober and it's refreshing and alot more of life to do . Edgar thank you for being vulnerable. Hope you truly heal
Congratulations on being sober for 6 years. I love being sober and plan to keep this up. Thank you for watching and Cheers To healing
I am very proud of you for the sobriety and mental health journey you have tackled this far, you are not alone, you have grown this far and the best is yet to come. Well in😀 as you keep aspiring and inspiring 🙏
Thanks for watching Ivy!
Thank you kiddo💜 and congratulations to you for being sober as well. You have done yourself very proud and I'm happy to be on this journey with you too kiddo
This is very familiar. I haven't managed to quit but I have made some headway in learning not to drink more often than not. I still enjoy alcohol; it has been a great gateway to deal with a lot of repressed things that I would never otherwise have dealt with, however, I respect those who no longer use alcohol. That's my ultimate goal.
Thanks for sharing Kelvin! All the best in attaining that goal - you gat this!
When you are ready, crossover to this side but your current efforts I'm sure already show a big difference in your life right now. Keep it up and always be the one in control of the alcohol not the other way around.
'Joy comes in the morning', that which you do and you can sleep peacefully and when you awake it doesn't taunt you.
This lesson was a big one. The mornings after were usually so taunting and in the beginning I didn't how to address it then but if its something that has kept me going is how raw I will feel the day after a night of drinks.
So so true!
Thanks for sharing your story. Am one month into that journey but am going through all the things you've talked about.
Go you!!!
I love the conversation and his view of it it's nice to hear it come from a man's view
Thanks for watching Carolyne!
I have resonated with everything he mentioned. New habits
New habits it is! Thanks for watching Iddah!
The production is incredible, congratulations.
Edgar has an amazing story, he is brave and inspiring
That he is! Thank you!
It's good to hear from someone struggling with the same things you are. I'm trying to get sober but... Fingers crossed.
All the best we're rooting for you!
I totally relate, thank you for sharing, people have different reasons for quitting the bottle, your reasons may not be another person's. It's been 2 years since I quit but the struggle is real out here.
Go you!! Thanks for watching Peter!
A day at a time. You're doing great! 💯
Yes! Thanks for watching Manuel!
Thank you Sir
May God Bless you on your self development and healing journey, it is impressive how you are able to speak about this.
😊
This was great.. described my life to the letter
Wonderful! Thanks for watching!
The journey must have really been tough! Good choice there about seeking therapy. Wow!! Congratulations Edgar and I wish you all the best in your journey! Takeaway: have friends who understand you and let you be who you wanna be. It's amazing that your friends did not try to sabotage your journey...they supported you all through.
Keep Inspiring Edgar
Thank you Adele for this one too ❤
Thanks for watching Claire :)
Thanks for sharing and keep on fighting. You are an inspiration.
True! And thanks for watching Linah!
Very interesting perspective. Love how self aware he is. And that he does the work. ❤
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Time slows down when you are sober,social anxiety..you can say that again.😢
Hang in there!
This conversation was a whole checklist of stuff I could relate to...Inspirational... #SoberLife #RecoveryIsDiscovery
Right! Thank you so much for watching!
Asante sana Ken
There s always lots of feelings and emotions to challenge us, gotta just ride the waves!
True!
Thank you for sharing your story Edgar. Sending you all the love ❤️
Thanks for watching Twaila!
💜💜💜 Always T
Hey Twaila 🤍🤍🤍
@@estherndune Hey hey
Bald men lakini 😋
Wishing you a beautiful journey Edgar.
Haha Hendritah!
Edgar..... Thank you for the share... Now i know it can be done....
Yes it can!
I believe we are all a little broken...the difference is that some of us understand our kinda broken and choose to work on it....keep on keeping on...and thank you for championing the need for mental health awareness and therapy.....self sabotage and the need to leave social spaces almost after arriving, right there with you...lol. your right one will come along...when you least expect it 😊. This was a good watch Adelle 🤗.
So so true Grace! Thanks for watching!
Wow, soo self aware. Love it, motivated by this... so much inward reflection. Its refreshing. Godspeed Edgar.
True that! Thanks for watching June!
Thank you June and God speed indeed
Well done. The growth is evident even if I don't know you.
It truly is!
Bless your heart, thank you very much
I stopped drinking not because I was drinking a lot, coz I could go long periods without alcohol. But I stopped coz I realized, alcohol didn't bring me any joy anymore and I felt like horrible after drinking. Unfortunately, m
e quitting alcohol kinda put a strain in some of my close relationship because I saw how alcohol was taking over my friend's life and it was so unhealthy. And my friend still can't recognize that they have a bad drinking problem.
We're so proud of you!
Thanks for sharing Edgar. I attest that the journey to transformation is quite a roller coaster, but with God, the ''why'' always in mind and self awareness, it is possible.
It is possible and we will come out on top
Yes, winning all the way.
Having to explain yourself on why you don't drink and people around you wanting you to drink or you are uptight on something.....I get him to some point
Yeah!! Thanks for watching Cyrilla!
OMG!! That thing drives me up the wall. Now for hubby and I, its our family members who think we are being snobs for not touching a bottle of alcohol. We know the beast called alcoholism that has decimated our lineages and we are not opening the door to it to the next generation.
@@doreen.rruvuza566 I understand you perfecly
What a really likeable person,
Facts!
great story, i have struggled with similar things. Where do you get therapy? Any people you can recommend?
We'll ask Edgar this and get back to you. Thanks for watching Kelvin
DM me on my socials
This is me at only 21
Would wake up with the shakes, palpitations, anxiety etc after binging every weekend till it became unbearable..it's hard not to drink when you're around drinkers but I'm now a month sober and plan on keeping it that way.
Go you!! One month down, a lifetime to go!
Thanks Edgar....
Thanks for watching!
When the rubber hits the road, drive your car baby, if you re above them or below them, just keep going! GOD LOVES YOU!!! When i am struggling, God helps me...everytime!!!
Go you!
Sooo insightful edgar
True!!
Really inspirational.
Quite!!
What I know you learn everyday in your life and you also get challenges has you go . Good job and keep it up.👍
Facts. Thanks for watching Nancy!
Couldn't have said it any better!
I've been hooked for more than a decade.i want out! I'm one week out.any hints?
We have shared in the description, Edgar's social media platforms if you want to connect with him there. Congratulations on the one week - we're cheering you on!
How do I reach Edgar?
Thanks for watching! There are direct links to his social media platforms in the description of the video :)
Hey Vicky, you can do so via IG or Twitter.
Seemed impossible, but it’s been over 7 months and I don’t crave a drop of alcohol, the KEY difference was that I didn’t suffer withdrawal, not even within the first 30 days after I actually applied what I talked about. No need for AA meetings or meds either, I just luckily go’ogled Steffon Barkload’s latest, man, wish I had done it sooner.
Thanks for sharing your experience and go youuu!
I could easily be your friend coz your story is my story
Oh so interesting!!
lets be friends John
Omg Edgar
Good stuff Edgar on your sobriety and for having the courage to share this... Quite an inspiration and greatness in yourself awareness ... awareness
Agreeed!
Hey Buddy
I see me in him
Awesome!
Proud of you Edgar. This must have been tough
Thanks for watching Christine!
Thank you Christine, tough decision but no regrets a lot because a lot what unearthed and brought to light for me and I'm better for it today. A long road ahead but we are on it at least
Why didn't you answer where the Cyber tech security guy interview works?
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Job opportunity sobber dating spaces congrats Edgar on your sobriety. That feeling after drinking is shit im also done with it.
Haha that's a real job opportunity honestly! Thanks for watching Shiro!
One Day....live your live in 24 hour segments! That s all!
That's it!
💓💓💓🙏👏👌🙌
Thanks for watching Nzisa!
Well done, so many programs out there that promise you'll quit drinking from one day to the other and feel great for the rest of your life. Listen, Steffon Barkload's Quit Drinking Forever takes a lighter, safer approach which you decide to go with on your own terms. Best shortcut I go’ogled that took days to make me dislike the juice 100%
Well said!
The mamaz who are interested in him in the comments... the channel owner si you link them up with dude... he seems he's single. "Play like you" 😅
Ahahahaha we're not that kind of show!
this feels like a script of what I have lived in the recent past ... just way too familiar 😃😃😃. you don't judge but still "Why am i here" 🤦♀🤦♀
That part! Thanks for watching Wambui!
Thank you for watching Wambui
:)
:)