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no roasting; i notice you are speaking of weakness.
so i will offer a repeat of my last post, as i have nothing better to offer:
”heya speed,
if you routinely “give in”, that might be a clue that something other/more than willpower is needed.
you might know, if you’ve read here, that many of us get involved with programs, or have plans, or use tools, or all of those.
i notice you have few posts in 5 years, which is fine, of course. when i finally managed to quit, having a daily engagement with others on a similar forum and doing “daily do” sobriety stuff was the main change that was the cement to my commitment.
any day is a good day to quit!”
so i will offer a repeat of my last post, as i have nothing better to offer:
”heya speed,
if you routinely “give in”, that might be a clue that something other/more than willpower is needed.
you might know, if you’ve read here, that many of us get involved with programs, or have plans, or use tools, or all of those.
i notice you have few posts in 5 years, which is fine, of course. when i finally managed to quit, having a daily engagement with others on a similar forum and doing “daily do” sobriety stuff was the main change that was the cement to my commitment.
any day is a good day to quit!”
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Originally Posted by nez 
No roast, but a light saute...this "Unfortunately my job is super high pressure", is an excuse. Excuses aren't good companions to take with you on a recovery journey. Leave them behind.
this post is GOLD!! Light saute
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