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SOBRIETY IS FUCKING HARD
SOBRIETY IS FUCKING HARD
SOBRIETY IS FUCKING HARD
Wednesday 7th October 2020
Join slayhil in 'Tough Love, Not Tequila' as she candidly shares her journey towards sobriety, discussing challenges and finding strength.
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56 minutes
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slayhil
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Categories:
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Relationships & Community
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Get the buttons here!Sober and Strong: Slayhil’s Honest Take on Sobriety Struggles
I'm lucky that, like none of my identity is really tied up in drinking. So letting it go hasn't really impacted who I am, and therefore it's not hard for me to like just go back into the world as a sober person.
Ever felt like quitting drinking is an uphill battle? In this episode of 'Tough Love, Not Tequila', host slayhil gets real about the hard road to sobriety. She dives into her own experiences, discussing the highs and lows of giving up alcohol. From the societal pressures that make binge drinking seem normal, especially in your 20s, to the personal struggles of dealing with a partner who drinks, slayhil lays it all out.
She doesn’t shy away from the tough parts, including the pitfalls of relapsing and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it. One of the key points she makes is how alcohol can mess with your self-worth. While it might seem like a quick fix for negative thoughts, it often leads to a cycle of self-destruction. Instead, she talks about finding healthier ways to cope and emphasizes the importance of support systems.
This episode isn’t just about the struggles; it’s also about finding strength and hope in the journey towards sobriety. With her usual blend of honesty and humor, slayhil’s story is both relatable and inspiring. Whether you’re sober curious or looking for motivation to stay on track, this episode offers a raw and heartfelt look at what it really means to be sober.