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Two years into introducing alcohol back into my life

@laurenmeisner_

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The creator shares a personal story about overcoming a past unhealthy relationship with alcohol, which resonates with viewers who may have similar struggles or are curious about sobriety. The relatable narrative and the positive outcome create an engaging and inspiring piece of content.

Summary

The creator reflects on their relationship with alcohol two years after reintroducing it into their life. They note a significant shift where they no longer associate drinking with fun or consider it the main event of social gatherings.

Structure

1Reintroducing alcohol after 18 months sober
2Noticing a change in relationship with alcohol
3Realizing alcohol is no longer the main focus of social events
4Recounting sober experiences at various events
5Feeling disconnected from the need to drink for fun

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*back then*

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Two years ago I started drinking again after 18 months off. And I noticed this one major change in my relationship with alcohol and I wasn't sure if it was gonna stay. But now two years in, I can say confidently that it has stayed. And that is I just don't think about alcohol at all. That's not to say that I don't still drink or enjoy drinking or sometimes drink too much with my friends. But it's more that like alcohol legitimately never crosses my mind. I wasn't an at-home drinker to begin with. And you know, I might get excited for the weekend and like have a few drinks with my friends. But even if I am going out and I'm going to drink, I don't think about drinking as the main event. I think that's because over 18 months, I did every single possible event that you could do sober. Like I did weddings, I did bachelorette parties, I did vacations. I did bottomless brunches. Like I did everything sober over that 18 months. And I really like untangled that association that I had between alcohol and fun events and going out and enjoying myself. And I'm really happy to say that two years in, I still feel that exact same way about drinking and fun events and going out and enjoying myself.