always having an excuse to drink, now i am looking for excuses not to drink.
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always having an excuse to drink, now i am looking for excuses not to drink.
Hey everyone last night I saw a post someone wrote that hit me we alcoholics always look for an excuse to drink no matter what the occasion. Now instead of looking for an excuse to drink I am gonna look for an excuse not to.
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Minneapolis, MN
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Here's a few excuses not to drink.
You would rather spend your money on something of value rather than on something that you literally **** away.
You want to cut out the excessive calories and carbs.
You want to be able to drive somewhere without the fear of getting pulled over or worse yet, killing someone.
You want to remember what you did the night before.
You would like to wake up without a hangover.
You would like to live a healthier lifestyle.
You would like to not have any regrets for anything stupid you might do or say while drunk.
I could go on but I think that's enough.
You would rather spend your money on something of value rather than on something that you literally **** away.
You want to cut out the excessive calories and carbs.
You want to be able to drive somewhere without the fear of getting pulled over or worse yet, killing someone.
You want to remember what you did the night before.
You would like to wake up without a hangover.
You would like to live a healthier lifestyle.
You would like to not have any regrets for anything stupid you might do or say while drunk.
I could go on but I think that's enough.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Alberta, Canada
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It seems I have many reasons not to drink, yet I usually just end up drinking. Otherwise I go with procrastination. It usually starts with the ``have just one`` thoughts. I have definitely had worse addictions in the past, so I know how serious it can get, I just don't know how to stop myself before it gets too intense/bad. Please help.
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