Anyone still do drunk things when sober?
Anyone still do drunk things when sober?
I made an observation about my sober behavior and it seems I still do "drunk" things even when not under the influence.
Namely:
Blurting out things that would be better left unsaid.
Waking from a deep sleep and having a hard time recalling what I did the night previous.
Being a little reckless sometimes. Doing things on impulse. Spending comes to mind. Kind of like hell what will be, will be... :/
Dance randomly, singing loudly or doing silly impressions in public that would be better kept to myself lol
I'm sure there is more but I wondered have I always been like this but the drink made me not give a damn about it or did I cross the line when drinking and I can't go back to being a sane member of the public ever again.
Namely:
Blurting out things that would be better left unsaid.
Waking from a deep sleep and having a hard time recalling what I did the night previous.
Being a little reckless sometimes. Doing things on impulse. Spending comes to mind. Kind of like hell what will be, will be... :/
Dance randomly, singing loudly or doing silly impressions in public that would be better kept to myself lol
I'm sure there is more but I wondered have I always been like this but the drink made me not give a damn about it or did I cross the line when drinking and I can't go back to being a sane member of the public ever again.
must I admit to any of this?
memory is still off and on, but then there are those silly things I really do remember....
old age? maybe, maybe not.....
at least my physical reactions are really great today!!
memory is still off and on, but then there are those silly things I really do remember....
old age? maybe, maybe not.....
at least my physical reactions are really great today!!
Being hyper and funny and random? ME?!? check.
Doing it while sober makes it ok, otherwise it gets stupid, harmful, and a waste of time.
Sober I can be me! Even if it is too hyper for most. I try to control it but at 42, F it, life is funny sometimes!!!
Doing it while sober makes it ok, otherwise it gets stupid, harmful, and a waste of time.
Sober I can be me! Even if it is too hyper for most. I try to control it but at 42, F it, life is funny sometimes!!!
In my opinion you may have began drinking to be more comfortable being fun, silly, and spontaneous. Now that you are maturing and free from alcohol you realize you can be the same awesome carefree spirit without the crutch!
That's a lovely way to think of it! I guess I haven't been "aware" of my behavior for so long that now I am aware of my every move it's strange and I'm second guessing myself.
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Probably just you and you were too intoxicated to know who you were. Just getting acquainted with myself for the first time in my life. The memory, well substance abuse does do some long term damage. I've had improvement over the past couple of years but there's still a lot of blank moments. I just have to slow my brain down a bit and put the pieces together.
adhd anyone? There is some here in my life I love it when I don't drink, life is fun like when I was a kid again... and I can get away with it since I am not drunk haha
For me it is ok to be hyper etc, just not drunk and being hyper
For me it is ok to be hyper etc, just not drunk and being hyper
For me the alcohol brings with it a very dark and negative energy, destructive even.
But I have always been a bit hyper, funny, creative & constructive etc. Annoying even! (for superiors)
No more alcohol, thank you God. And you peeps! I would be still on the fence about that if I hadn't of found this forum I bet. Wow
But I have always been a bit hyper, funny, creative & constructive etc. Annoying even! (for superiors)
No more alcohol, thank you God. And you peeps! I would be still on the fence about that if I hadn't of found this forum I bet. Wow
For me the alcohol brings with it a very dark and negative energy, destructive even.
But I have always been a bit hyper, funny, creative & constructive etc. Annoying even!
No more alcohol, thank you God. And you peeps! I would be still on the fence about that if I hadn't of found this forum I bet. Wow
But I have always been a bit hyper, funny, creative & constructive etc. Annoying even!
No more alcohol, thank you God. And you peeps! I would be still on the fence about that if I hadn't of found this forum I bet. Wow
Why did I start drinking? Because I didn't fit in and being drunk was an excuse to be hyper and goofy and have an excuse (love THAT logic). I could have just found other people to hang out with I guess but.
But I started in my teens. Thank goodness I figured it out before I got too much older.
My favorite saying is, let your freak flag fly baby! You are you! I can't be me if I am drunk or high. I have my struggles staying put here in sober land, but I sure do like being me and not the drunk hyper me!
On a serious note, I had to learn it was ok to be me. Hyper and creative.
Why did I start drinking? Because I didn't fit in and being drunk was an excuse to be hyper and goofy and have an excuse (love THAT logic). I could have just found other people to hang out with I guess but.
But I started in my teens. Thank goodness I figured it out before I got too much older.
My favorite saying is, let your freak flag fly baby! You are you! I can't be me if I am drunk or high. I have my struggles staying put here in sober land, but I sure do like being me and not the drunk hyper me!
Why did I start drinking? Because I didn't fit in and being drunk was an excuse to be hyper and goofy and have an excuse (love THAT logic). I could have just found other people to hang out with I guess but.
But I started in my teens. Thank goodness I figured it out before I got too much older.
My favorite saying is, let your freak flag fly baby! You are you! I can't be me if I am drunk or high. I have my struggles staying put here in sober land, but I sure do like being me and not the drunk hyper me!
Phew what a relief. Lets fly the freaky flag together! thanks
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