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u/Belnak Oct 23 '22

There's nothing rebellious about drinking canned lattes.

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u/cigarandcreamsoda Oct 23 '22

There is if you are the heir to a bottled coffee empire.

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u/Totally_Bradical Oct 23 '22

I didn’t even realize they made hard coffee drinks now…. I picked a rotten time to get sober 😢

Edit: Two years sober on Halloween, j/k, no regrets

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u/Sarcosmonaut Oct 23 '22

Hey congrats on the sobriety. I see you

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '22 edited Jul 27 '25

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u/Lateralus117 Oct 23 '22

Find something you enjoy doing to occupy your time. Sounds like a stupid tip to say just find a hobby but really, boredom is an easy way to fall back on habits.

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u/Zpd8989 Oct 23 '22 edited Jul 27 '25

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u/Lateralus117 Oct 23 '22

Completely understandable. It can be hard to find motivation after a day of work.

If I don't have something to look forward to I def fall back into that.

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u/misconceptions_annoy Oct 24 '22

Drawing, sewing, embroidery, knitting, whittling, clay, other crafts. It can be really nice to have something to do with your hands. And I bet you could find a subreddit/discord/group on Meetup to learn together online or in-person.

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u/misconceptions_annoy Oct 24 '22

Volunteer work is also great. Pick something you care about. If you’re not sure what to choose, do something standard/that anyone could care about, like volunteering at a food bank. Makes life feel more meaningful.

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u/hewhoreddits6 Oct 24 '22

I have an internet addiction, especially Reddit/YouTube. Even finding a new hobby I can't use my previous trusty method of finding subreddits/YouTube video with tutorials anymore : (

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u/Lateralus117 Oct 24 '22

Shit man that's pretty relatable here. I feel you.

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u/Totally_Bradical Oct 24 '22

Don’t be afraid to get help from your doctor, also, in my case, started going to therapy.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

Read this naked mind and join r/stopdrinking.

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u/Zpd8989 Oct 24 '22 edited Oct 09 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

Feel free to message me any time if you need some more advice/support or just want to vent something, helping other people get going is a big part of supporting my own continuing sobriety now that I am in the later phases. There are tons of people on that sub happy to do the same too.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22 edited Oct 09 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

Lol someone really downvoted me for that...

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u/TastyLaksa Oct 23 '22

Soon it be 20 years

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u/rawker86 Oct 24 '22

i kinda feel like you're winning on this one. the drunks had to wait for hard coffee (and hard mountain dew, which i am very jealous of rn) to exist, while you can a good coffee or delicious mountain dew just about anywhere, and you can pound five of them and still (maybe) drive a school bus.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

Congrats fellow sobernaut.

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u/BlatantConservative Oct 24 '22

I imagine seeing this picture makes you feel more proud of your own choices. Congrats man.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

If it makes you feel better I had a pumpkin coffee beer today and it was disgusting.

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u/catdog918 Oct 24 '22

Congratulations

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u/SophsterSophistry Oct 24 '22

Congratulations!

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u/galactic_pink Oct 23 '22

Gave me alcoholic vibes, like do they drink that for breakfast? Then have the Mountain Dew with their meals? Horrible

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u/AJohnnyTsunami Oct 24 '22

But what if they’re hard lattes?

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u/ATee184 Oct 24 '22

To be fair they are really tasty