Good morning fellow sobernauts, IWNDWYT 😁!

We may be anonymous strangers on the internet, but we have one thing in common. We may be a world apart, but we’re here together!

Welcome to the 24 hour pledge! I’m pledging myself to not drinking today, and invite you to do the same.

Maybe you’re new to c/stop drinking and have a hard time deciding what to do next. Maybe you’re like me and feel you need a daily commitment or maybe you’ve been sober for a long time and want to inspire others.

It doesn’t matter if you’re still hung over from a three day bender or been sober for years, if you just woke up or have already completed a sober day. For the next 24 hours, let’s not drink alcohol!

For everyone who’s anxious about the coming days, don’t let that take your sobriety away from you. Have a plan for these days. We’ll be here if you want to vent.

  • iwndwyt@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
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    9 hours ago

    Nice! Good job.

    I’ve quit a couple of times; 1.5 years, 10 months, and a few shorter stints. A few days ago I decided it was time again. 2 days sober now and it’s rough, especially with the election results (terrible time to quit LOL).

    I’m not sure how long I can make it this time but I’m taking the 24 hour pledge to not drink. Wish me luck.

    • rosamundi@lemmy.worldOPMEnglish
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      8 hours ago

      2 days sober now and it’s rough, especially with the election results (terrible time to quit LOL).

      Flipping the narrative: if you can get a solid stint of sobriety now, you’ll be in good shape come January and whatever comes after that.

      There will never be the perfect time to quit, it’s why my sobriety anniversary is a random day in May, I decided “if not now, when?”

    • m4xie@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
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      9 hours ago

      The longest I went before this was 4 months. I feel like this is for good now.

      Even if I had a lapse, which I don’t expect, I wouldn’t return to habitual drinking.

      Progress is non-linear. All those previous times contributed to learning and developing skills and coping without substance! Every day you don’t drink is good for you on many levels.

      IWNDWYT!