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Hey want a drink? -
July 25th 2011, 08:13 PM
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So I'm 16 and yes I have an underage drinker. I'd been sneeking drink for a few years now and its never really gotten to the point where I would say I drank way to much, but since it's been legal for me to drink I've been drinking more and more. Every week two new bottels of alcohol arive in our fridge. I am finding myself drink more and more and more of those to bottels infact sometimes I find myself going out to by a third or fith. Its to adictive. I cant aford a drinking problem. Can anyone help me ?
who fights may eventually lose, but who doesn't even fight has allready lost.
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July 26th 2011, 07:36 PM
It's tough. I won't deny that. I'm an alcoholic by definition, even though I've been sober for a year and a half. You said you can't afford a drinking problem, which tells me that you really do want to quit drinking. Here's the deal though. If you're already starting to feel addicted to it, then you need to stop drinking. Period. You won't be able to have one drink and stop. It's all or nothing. Don't put yourself in situations where you're going to be more likely to drink. If you can, find someone that you can talk to about this to hold you accountable. I guess the key is that if you really want to stop, you will. But you can't do it halfway. You have to truly want to stop to be able to fight it. Good luck! PM/VM me if you need to talk.
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August 1st 2011, 11:17 PM
I would recommend get rid of the alcohol you have, don't buy any more, and join a support group as soon as you can, such as Alcoholics Anonymous, or something that can help you be able to get in touch with people who can help you. Alcoholism is something you shouldn't have to deal with alone.
 My uncle is an alcoholic, and AA has helped him be clean for over twenty years. PM me if you ever need help!PS: I think this is the wrong forum for this, just remember next time you post a thread about this, post it in Substance Use just so things are more organized. But don't worry about it, it's not a big deal. ^__^ |
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August 2nd 2011, 03:09 PM
coming from a former addict the key to breaking any addiction is to find a replacement....realise that the substance is not the only way to be happy....so find a hobby or hang out with freinds more...find a distraction to keep you away from it or you can replace it with another good habit until the withdrals stop
If we ass humans spend more time trying to forgive than being angry the world would have no wars or conflict and there would be peace.....being angry does not change the problem...........
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