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I did not drink alcohol for one whole day
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ChicagoGuy
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I recently started into the AA program after about 10 years of heavy drinking and substance abuse.
There is no real 'checklist' for addiction. Nothing that determines "If you do activity A this many times, you're an alcoholic."
But I will tell you that it sounds like you drink quite a bit and have expressed concern for yourself over this more than once. The fact that you engage in this behavior and question it at the same time should be a clear sign to you. If you think you might have a problem, you probably do.
Good luck with whichever path you choose.
There is no real 'checklist' for addiction. Nothing that determines "If you do activity A this many times, you're an alcoholic."
But I will tell you that it sounds like you drink quite a bit and have expressed concern for yourself over this more than once. The fact that you engage in this behavior and question it at the same time should be a clear sign to you. If you think you might have a problem, you probably do.
Good luck with whichever path you choose.
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This thread is sad.Originally Posted by imageWIS
Jon.
+1 The OP clearly has a problem and needs help, end of story.
I mean that they're both resident of Britain-ass, queen-mum-kissin', spot-a-tea-drinkin', the-piss-takin', crap-weather-havin' Brits. Put down the pint and pick up a toothbrush!Originally Posted by Joel_Cairo
... it's practically tangible. Never mind.
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than have a frontal lobotomy.Originally Posted by kabert
Tom has had some great one-liners. He hasn't touched a drop or smoked a *** for some years, and his stuff has been fab over the last decade or more. edit: just realised that 'smoked a ***' could be misinterpreted as 'killed a homosexual' by the United Statians. No offence intended, I'm sure.
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You are a *****. Drink more.
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You need to drink less. A lot less.Originally Posted by grimslade
You are a *****. Drink more.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
On second, thought, MS is right. Double your consumption.Originally Posted by grimslade
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