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There are a lot of people in this world who have suffered abuse or led a difficult life. They all did not turn to drugs or alcohol, or even porn if you believe the media sensationalism. You are making the argument that behavior is dependent on environment and frankly, that's a cop out addicts use. Its the same song and dance when people say girls in porn must have been molested when they were younger. My 3rd year in college, I started dating a guy who drank all the time and blamed his behavior on his drinking. One night he was drunk and tried to rape me so I grabbed his balls and squeezed as hard as I could until one of them popped and I could get away. I filed attempted rape charges against him and he sat there in the court room and told the judge "I'm a really great guy and everyone loves me but I should not be punished for what happens when I am drunk." Judge ripped him apart and gave him 2 years. Recreational use is fine provided people can handle it and maintain control. People that become addicts can do neither. |
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You're pathethic. Why don't you get off the damn boards and work on getting your mylifeisfail tube or whatever it is back up? Don't use that sorry excuse of "it's going through a major overhaul." Besides using that excuse, quit wasting your time on the board and learn the two steps it would have taken to keep it up and making you money while you overhaul it. Also, I have no idea why you're abandoning Tube Ace in the first place. That is a great script that makes me plenty of money. The reason your site failed and you *think* you need to redesign it is because YOU are the fail. |
You'd have to drink 7 to 8 pints of beer per day or about 4 to 5 pints of wine. About 3 bottles of wine every day, over a long period.
Is that about right? |
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an alcoholic. relationships are a "choice" and that "choice" is almost always, without exception, to recreate that familiar pattern that you witnessed and experienced growing up - particularly in early relationships. relationships almost without exception, are a reflection of who you are and whats right or wrong with you and what went right or wrong in your childhood... you found a volitile relationship with an addict, and just like an addict, you had all sorts of ways of rationalizing why he was a good guy and why it was going to work... and it took an attempted rape (the emotional equivalent of an addict bottoming out) to realize you were fucking up your life. alcohol does not make anyone do anything. alcohol simply reveals who and what we are... whats behind the mask. ... but you were in a relationship with that guy... so you already knew what was behind the mask. in fact, you knew before you met him because you were subconsciously seeking out that exact personality. |
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an interesting thing about people who pursue psychology and that line of education/career path... its always seemed to me to be because they are usually struggling with dealing with and trying to understand their own pain and emotional problems.
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you see... your anger, your bitterness, your education/career and relationship choices (the drunk rapist) aren't just random coincidence.. they are a common pattern. we'll get into this in the next session. |
50 Survivors of addiction who can't pay their hosting bill.
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Anyways, good luck :) |
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You can build the greatest tool in the world, but if you cannot get people to it, is it really the greatest? Every minute spent knocking on people who are at their lowest should be spent on learning how to be a webmaster. Here's the funny thing... I quit crystal meth 7 1/2 years ago. It appears that I am further along than you in the industry and I'd be willing to bet in life, too. That makes your statements about addiction worthless ... unless you like being inferior to an addict? To think I used to defend you. I take it all back. |
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Like I said, you are one stupid cunt. |
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You're a fool. Here's some more from my friend, he asked me to post: "You don't understand addiction. I didn't ever decide to become addicted to drink. I personally believe their are 3 types of people in this world when it comes to drink: 1) The tee total person who has no intention on ever drinking. 2) The social drinker who has the ability to stop whenever they want. 3) The addict. The person who changes after a drink and cant stop no matter what they do. The problem is you don't know if you are an addict until you have one drink and by that stage you have just fucked yourself. Joe Bidden, the Vice President, knows that alcoholism runs in his family and hence has never had a drink in his life. Wise man. If I could turn back the hands of time to when I first got drunk with my friends in the park at age 14 I would never have touched the stuff knowing what I know now. The bottom of the line is this you don't know that you have a problem until it is to late. The great part about the UK and Canada is that we have universal health care which picked me up and sorted me out for free. I now have a pretty good company paying a nice sum in tax and National Insurance to help others. Quote this as well - http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showpo...6&postcount=24 I was doing one to two bottles of vodka a day and cocaine. It is the harder drinks that cause DTs as beer you tend to throw up. Alcohol is one of the most physically addictive drugs in the world. Cocaine is just mentally addictive. Anon" And as for myself.. I am fortunate to have not had a substance abuse problem but it's definitely a slippery slope after growing up with alcoholism on both sides of the family. I did a week at Betty Ford in the 'friends and family' program to support a loved one and learned a tremendous amount there. Brad |
brad. don't even waste your time on a response. it's a man pretending to be a woman who is also pretending to to be in adult. really pathetic.
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That's a shitty situation. Never had to deal with it and I hope I never have to, but I did go to AA meetings and those were the worst for me. Mainly because I was forced to go. And as soon as I left I would go on a bender... Sitting around with a bunch of drunks feeling sorry for themselves wasn't what I needed to make me stop being a fuck up. Jail did that.
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No-one can help an alcoholic except another alcoholic. But Canada has some of the best AA Groups in the world. And the best part about it is - they're free! Don't listen to anyone giving you advice besides an alcoholic. Even doctors have given up on alcoholics but they can help with medical withdrawl. And don't listen to your cuz telling you wha type of help he is choosing to get - the only requirement for AA Membership is a desire to stop drinking. Period. You don't have to believe in God either, plenty of athiests & agnostics in AA. Anyways, I've said too much on a public forum about this - contact me if you still need help.
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I hope he's feeling better and getting well, quiet. Good luck!
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anyone who thinks AA actually has a success rate needs to watch penn and teller' bullshit episode on it.
http://www.surfthechannel.com/video/2749/48391.html |
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