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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I swear sometimes I think the cannabis industry is using forums like this. I mean, there are thousands of threads like this already. I drink maybe once or twice a month, so I have zero issues with alcohol. Many people enjoy a cocktail daily. Nothing wrong with that either. But for many of these people, it’s likely a very enjoyable habit that is hard to break and is missed when not happening anymore. It’s just not that hard to understand. I know many people who replaced their daily cocktail with sugary mocktails or sweets after dinner, and they find trying to quiet those very difficult. What does that make them OP? Sugarholics? Why must you judge and label? [/quote] I totally agree with this and I am 14 years sober. I seriously believe that there exists a group of people who are not alcoholics BUT find it incredibly difficult to stop drinking after they begin. And I think the same is true for eating FWIW. The people who eat according to natural hunger cues and stay thin are of the same variety in quality as people who occasionally drink and don’t have an issue.[/quote]
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