There is NO replacement

from Living Sober Sucks · host Animal Radio Network

There is no EXACT REPLACEMENT for the sensation of getting drunk or high. Trying to find one can lead to disappointment and even greater problems. We often seek exact replacements for things we lose in life (pets, friends, lovers, etc.), but that would be like someone else hoping to find an exact replacement of YOU. We also often rationalize our behavior with silly comparison statements such as, "I don't drink whiskey anymore, now I only drink beer." There are NO exact replacements, but you can discover alternatives and replacement activities---but accept that they will be different and enjoy them for what they are. In this podcast I ask you to think on your own. http://LivingSoberSucks.com

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