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Interesting observation
If I made the same effort to stay sober as much as I make the effort to hide my drink and empty bottles I would be sober now
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yep
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LOL, so true!
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Soberwolf
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Have you got a plan Dan
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ful-links.html
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Just think of the mountains we can move with all that energy we used to dedicate to our drinking days!!
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If I made the same effort to stay sober as much as I make the effort to hide my drink and empty bottles I would be sober now
Its so much work to drink. And it is not even worth it in the end...only causing misery.
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True story. Drinking is exhausting.
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Takes a lot of work being an active alcoholic. A normal drinker wouldn't understand that, but the amount of planning is unbelievable. It's pretty much a 24/7 job. John
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Good point. If I made as much effort around getting clean than using, I would be like a Jnr Dee
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That was an exhausting job!
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Being an Alcoholic is a lot of work plain and simple
Maintenance of my sobriety is a piece of cake compared to active alcoholism
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