David Boyle

I'm Quitting Alcohol

David Boyle

  • 2 Years 266 days - Some Fun Please

2 Years 266 days - Some Fun Please

Sunday 6th February 2022

Join David Boyle in his quest for fun without alcohol as he recounts his sober night out in 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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7 minutes
Engaging
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I'm Quitting Alcohol
Author:
David Boyle
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Categories:
Sobriety in Everyday Life
Comedic Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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David Boyle's Sober Adventure: Can You Have Fun Without Alcohol?

Maybe it's just not possible to have one of those nights, sober.
What happens when a comedian used to boozy nights out decides to go sober? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', David Boyle sets out on a mission to find out if it's possible to have fun without the help of alcohol or drugs. For anyone who's ever wondered how to enjoy a night out while staying sober, Boyle's journey offers some real-life insights and plenty of laughs.
He kicks off his evening at a comedy gig, surrounded by rowdy, drunken patrons. It's a strange experience for someone who usually relies on alcohol to loosen up and have a good time. But Boyle is determined to see if he can find some 'pseudo-fun' without any substances.
Throughout the night, he bumps into others who are also in recovery, and he starts to realize that saying yes to things he'd normally avoid is key to having a good time sober. Despite some awkward moments and uncomfortable encounters, Boyle manages to have a decent night out. His story shows that having fun without alcohol is possible, but it requires effort and a willingness to step out of your comfort zone.
Listening to Boyle's experience is both engaging and eye-opening, challenging our preconceived ideas about what it means to have a good time. It's an authentic account of one man's journey to sobriety and recovery, sure to inspire others on a similar path. So next time you're thinking about going out sober, take a page from Boyle's book and say yes to something new.