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How Alcohol is Tricking Your Primal Needs
How Alcohol is Tricking Your Primal Needs
How Alcohol is Tricking Your Primal Needs
Sunday 8th October 2023
Vic and Hamish hilariously uncover how alcohol tricks our primal needs, offering insights on finding genuine joy and connections in sobriety.
42 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Alcohol's temporary satisfaction of primal needs
- The illusion of connection through alcohol consumption
- Exploring the true value of authentic relationships in sobriety
- Understanding the short-lived effects of alcohol on primal desires
- Reflecting on personal experiences to uncover the deceptive nature of alcohol
The day I became free of alcohol was the day I fully understood and embraced the truth that I would not be giving up anything by not drinking.
Ever wondered why alcohol seems to hit the spot when you're feeling down or lonely? Vic and Hamish from 'Sober Awkward' are here to explain how alcohol messes with our primal needs. They dive into the ways booze gives us a false sense of security and connection, making it tough to quit. Vic thought 'primal needs' had something to do with dogs, while Hamish hilariously believed his nappy bin was one.
This episode is packed with funny stories and honest reflections that will make you rethink how alcohol affects your deepest desires. Vic and Hamish highlight the importance of seeking genuine joy and real connections instead of relying on the temporary buzz of alcohol. If you've ever questioned why it's so hard to give up drinking, this episode offers a mix of humor and insight that might just give you the answers you're looking for.