So yeah, after drinking myself to sleep most nights and drinking during work, I woke up Saturday morning throwing up and decided then and there I wouldn't drink anymore. And soon after my body started to attack me, sending tremors and anxiety like I hadn't felt from withdrawal before. It got so bad that I nearly checked in to a hospital for fear of accidentally hurting myself. But around midday, as the tremors became gradually less, I ended up having a crying breakdown in my car for a good 5 minutes. It simultaneously felt kind of cathartic, but also was a point where my desire for a drink was at its strongest.
I spent time with a friend who knew what I was going through tonight and it was nice. Really nice. And when I got home, I dumped my last whiskey bottle I had in my desk drawer
ETA: and in case any of you are curious as to what inspired me to just stop cold turkey all of a sudden, I'll just say it's complicated but that depression and loneliness played a big part. If you've never listened to the song Whiskey Lullaby by Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss, please do so. That'll give you an idea on the road I've been on
Posting that you're sober when you're still drunk from the night before lol good luck Redditor see you in a couple of days
The comments are the usual "so proud of you fellow Redditor" and "noo you can't just stop drinking you might die "
He's also spamming completely random hobby subreddits about his "sobriety" and farming upmarseys like a vacuum cleaner.
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How the frick is alcoholism even real hahahhahahahaa just don't drink like bruh just close your mouth
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Unironically this
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Just like don't constantly drink for several years. Also don't have all your best friends be fentanyl addicts.
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Alcoholics Anonymous exists to make everyone think that giving up is really difficult, which in turn makes AA more money.
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