This is why quitting alcohol sucks (i can't take it anymore)

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[@LeonSylvester]

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[@johnmoran6418]

Two years in at the moment, in Spain for a break with my wife, said to her yesterday, in a bar, " you know the best thing about quitting alcohol is..having a clear mind all the time " a few minutes later i said " you know what the worst thing about quitting alcohol is..having a clear mind all the time " and I'll stand by that

[@minuette1752]

Exactly. It is a temporary but effective solution.

[@pacoflores9031]

Damnnn this is deep

[@Clemsoncrawler362]

Amen brother. Man. That is so on point

[@josephfoster6313]

Just went over a year sober, and I owe a great deal of my success to Leon Sylvester's videos! Thank you!

[@alancopland7826]

I don't say I've stopped drinking I just say I'm not having a drink today, can't remember when I last had a drink!

[@Antarmy2]

I've been off it for 12 months, don't miss it at all.

[@Boyhowdy875]

Quitting alcohol is completely awesome! I find alcohol to be repulsive and the thought of it is sickening.

[@juanjosesegura4585]

Drinking to stop stress is like asking micro loan to pay today's bills because you have no money left. Solves it today, makes it worst tomorrow.

[@Noah_Evers]

Exactly drinking is borrowing happiness from tomorrow.

[@jasonashley4579]

Yeah! Interest plus pancreatitis.

[@thiebaudsmiff5572]

I moved from a city to a smaller town and my social group changed from being 21-26 year olds to being 26-30s dudes who were Christians with young families This change in environment and social vibe basically acted as a helpful boundary between me and drinking environments where I would social drink My friend group revolved around Christ and the gym, alcohol wasn’t even involved apart from the odd pub trip where I would get 0 alcohol drinks. Quitting social drinking became much easier when I just hung out with more mature guys, and in environments where getting drunk would make me feel way more embarrassed

[@vladimirkuharik34]

you are absolutely right.. When I dont drink just one day, im waking up early, do things like a machine and feel really happy. Then voice comes to tell me "hmmm, we are not get used to this" :-/

[@steelersfan07able]

Thanks for the new video, brother! I hear you. Three years-in. NEVER going back to that poison! It beat the hell out of me. Now I'm beating the hell out of IT!

[@bayleedyke2636]

91 days here.. ill keep going thankyou leon it is a sort of honeymoon phase that ends but its important to keep remembering why i stopped ❤

[@leighdamian]

I would like to thank you for your videos. I had gone 16 years without drinking.Last year I let my guard down and thought that one wouldn't hurt.I knew it was not right but at the time I was in a bad place. One can turned into 4 then 4 went to 8.Before I knew it I was back on the rollercoaster. My Family had helped me get free of the drink before so I was feeling guilty about what they would say if they knew I was back on it. My biggest fear of stopping was the fear of me fitting again and having to go into hospital like before. Anyway after watching your videos, I sat and thought about what you had said and binned my remaining cans. It's been a month now and I feel I like I did before. I wake up feeling great and can get more things done in the day. I always thought one wouldn't hurt but how wrong I was. Thank You once again. You have prevented me from destroying myself.

[@demotsch]

Thanks Leon. Exactly what I needed in a perfect timing.

[@johnburke5771]

To stop and stay stopped there can be not one fibre of your body that wants , needs or desires alcohol in any way shape or form, you have to view it with an aversion, sleep hypnosis , saying no and being an individual, refusing to budge on the subject as no one can defend the fact it’s a killer , sometimes slow , sometimes fast but a killer ,thank you Leon for your content it’s one of many tools I’ve used to help my mind be repulsed at the thought of drinking alcohol for almost 4 years , the timespan seems almost irrelevant but is an example to people struggling that it can be done , start the rest of your life , stop now

[@maxstrike3022]

Good story and that's the appropriate way to think of alcohol.

[@AnthonyMcRedmond-Vg2ry]

Great advice im 62 drank daily for 30 years many of my friends died from alcohol im off the devils brew now since november 23 never felt so good now as in my 20s thanks Leon

[@jtrader1251]

Leon’s system really works. Go for it.

[@samshuijzen]

Half a day in now. Have had runs for a couple of months of not drinking, last bout was just a week without. Difference now is that for the first time ever I got a job, making drinking out of the question...during work. Still, that formless monster knows me inside out.. not sure how I'm gonna get it to leave this time.. but it's very " there" when I talk to myself... like it's listening to itself or something. Looks like prayer might be the next step to getting it to f off.

[@lifeadvice3831]

My life has gotten worse since i became sober, its more lonely and i dont socialise as much. But im staying on the path regardless just to not have to deal w the hangovers

[@janko1905]

I completely agree. Simple motivational videos certainly won't help to quit in a long term. Few years ago I decided for the first time to stop drinking due to obvious potential positives taught by you tube speakers and it was not long later when I got back to alcohol so as to cope with internal struggle after very stressful painful situation. I continued thinking that way for the next few years however I realised that it is just demise and does not change virtually anything in a positive way so I decided to finally quit drinking some ago. I am still young man before 30 and I just don't want to stay in that mental vicious circle. It is important to be aware that at some point problems will occur no matter who you are. Ofc I agree with telling all of those general health benefits yet while quitting it is necessary to be realistc about the complexity of using that drug in relation to mentality and way of thinking.

[@christophermaddox8707]

Quiting does not suck at all over a year sober and never felt better after being hospitalized on the verge of death people don't really realize how deadly alcohol is I was a functioning alcoholic for years until I couldn't I had to drink to stop the shakes cold sweats and anxiety and it came out of nowhere it got to that point almost overnight

[@JIMKATSANIDIS]

Very helpful video Leon! Not drinking may seem like a simple solution to someone on the outside but, it is much more complicated than that to someone with an alcohol problem. There are several factors that can make it a challenge for someone to stop drinking: Alcohol is a highly addictive drug, Socially acceptable, Readily available and heavily advertised, Quitting can be scary, Alcohol is the only drug you have to explain not using. While quitting alcohol can be difficult, it's not impossible. With the right support, resources, and a personalized approach to recovery, many people successfully overcome alcohol addiction and lead fulfilling, sober lives. Wishing you all the best to all of you trying to quit! Never give up hope!👋❤💪

[@TheWikkeltje]

Thank you for your honesty, it's so true.. I used to believe that if I quit and kept up the good life, the problems would stay away 😂 very naive!! greets from Holland, Willeke

[@marchagen6279]

Leon you are an ANGEL. Thank you my friend.

[@patrickhannigan9467]

Thank you

[@shoognboogadventures1722]

Great perspective I forget about at only 102 days no drinks

[@elconoetupepa]

I prefer a good balance as opposed to extremes. But that's just me.

[@robertc9549]

I'm on day 5 and feel terrible. So tired but sleeping under 2 hours a night. I woke up last night freezing and shivering so bad it was like a full body convulsion. It was 76f in my house too, usually too hot for me. Anyone else experience these symptoms on day 5? Seems like its getting worse instead of better.

[@donlunn792]

The problem that I have is that I love Wine. I drink two bottles every day,at night time, which is expensive. I’m 78 years old. And I truly wish that I could kick this Habit. I have never,and I mean never been influenced by advertising. This is just upon me. When my late Wife died ( Within four minutes before going out with her friends) I started drinking two bottles of Wine each night.To try and relieve the pain. And I have more or less continued this 10 years on. I have the shakes each day, and the only thing that stops it is more wine. I’m at a total loss.

[@TheKamilkrawczak]

I drink alcohol if I want to. I can go months without, don't think about it but on special occasions I can drink. Because I control it not the other way around.

[@grzegorzsz2892]

💪 🧠 ♥

[@johnnolan6777]

that link video is soooo anoying having to listen to your own story again and again and again and again, i gave up

[@Norcaloutside]

Currently drinking watching this