Paranoid about possibly accidentally ingesting alcohol
Archenemy, you took a sip and decided there was alcohol in your lemonade. You then told yourself to dump it, but drank the whole thing anyway. After that, you went home, bought more alcohol and got hammered. You continued to drink after that. I don't see the accidental part here.
Archenemy, you took a sip and decided there was alcohol in your lemonade. You then told yourself to dump it, but drank the whole thing anyway. After that, you went home, bought more alcohol and got hammered. You continued to drink after that. I don't see the accidental part here.
Am I defective because I'm not paranoid about using mouthwash?
I can definitely understand the coffee thing though. Way to stay diligent!
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Yeah i meant the person served me the alcoholic lemonade drink and i tasted it .yep i chose to slam entire drink and then buy a bottle.Ive found i cannot touch one sip. One absolutely Nothing or i continue...
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Congratulations on 4 months of sobriety!
Although abstinence is key to success for all of us who are alcoholic or identify as a problem drinker, I think there may be some variations in how we approach it. For me that means abstaining from willingly, knowingly or purposefully imbibing alcohol in the context of eating or drinking whether alone, socially or recreationally. For me upfront abstinence and stopping if becoming aware of a breach.
For me other forms of alcohol have never been a temptation or held any appeal to abuse, so to be honest I've never even given any thought to mouthwash. Oddly enough now that I think about it, I'd probably steer clear of cold / flu preparations such as Nyquil where I would go through the motions of pouring a cup and drinking it.
Although abstinence is key to success for all of us who are alcoholic or identify as a problem drinker, I think there may be some variations in how we approach it. For me that means abstaining from willingly, knowingly or purposefully imbibing alcohol in the context of eating or drinking whether alone, socially or recreationally. For me upfront abstinence and stopping if becoming aware of a breach.
For me other forms of alcohol have never been a temptation or held any appeal to abuse, so to be honest I've never even given any thought to mouthwash. Oddly enough now that I think about it, I'd probably steer clear of cold / flu preparations such as Nyquil where I would go through the motions of pouring a cup and drinking it.
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