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Topic	Having issues with alcohol again
MrMallard 02/11/22 9:32:23 PM #7:	Imit8m3 posted... Use weed. It's less harmful and not addictive. Also, no hangover! I don't like smoking, and smoking weed poses similar health risks to smoking tobacco. It also carries the risk of cognitive decline like all recreational substances that impair brain activity. It's probably better for people than alcohol, but pot carries other health risks, including some that don't currently affect me. So I'd rather abstain. Unsugarized_Foo posted... Yes, use different drugs Or go to AA and have them yank ya around I'm critical of programs like AA, especially anything with a religious angle. I'll check myself into a mental ward if I need to, that's what my sister did when her mental illness reached a peak and she was eventually diagnosed with BPD because of it. I'll also see counsellors and psychiatrists. But I'm wary of groups like that, and even if there was a program like that where I live which I don't think there is, I wouldn't be comfortable going to it. I'm going to prioritise my ongoing counselling. --- But for you I came this far across the tracks, 10 miles above the limit with no seatbelt Now Playing: Minecraft, Pokemon BD, World Flipper <cite>MrMallard posted [p:962575471] in Having iss... [t:79895253]...</cite> <quote>Imit8m3 posted... </cite> <quote>Use weed. It's less harmful and not addictive. Also, no hangover!</quote>I don't like smoking, and smoking weed poses similar health risks to smoking tobacco. It also carries the risk of cognitive decline like all recreational substances that impair brain activity. It's probably better for people than alcohol, but pot carries other health risks, including some that don't currently affect me. So I'd rather abstain. Unsugarized_Foo posted... </cite> <quote>Yes, use different drugs Or go to AA and have them yank ya around</quote>I'm critical of programs like AA, especially anything with a religious angle. I'll check myself into a mental ward if I need to, that's what my sister did when her mental illness reached a peak and she was eventually diagnosed with BPD because of it. I'll also see counsellors and psychiatrists. But I'm wary of groups like that, and even if there was a program like that where I live which I don't think there is, I wouldn't be comfortable going to it. I'm going to prioritise my ongoing counselling. --- But for you I came this far across the tracks, 10 miles above the limit with no seatbelt Now Playing: Minecraft, Pokemon BD, World Flipper</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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