Vera Kuznetsova Shares Her Journey on Lowercase Sober
It's not a perfect thing, but it's just that like. It's something that you don't really know the answer to.
Ever wondered how someone navigates sobriety while dealing with the temptations of a wealthy lifestyle? In this episode of 'lowercase sober', Izzi D'Esposito sits down with Vera Kuznetsova to talk about their experiences with drinking and the path to sobriety. Izzi starts by explaining her concept of 'lowercase sober', which means being sober without strictly adhering to the traditional 'capital S' sober lifestyle. It's all about finding balance and not beating yourself up for the occasional slip-up.
Vera opens up about how drinking can bring out a side of her that feels like a performance, a persona she doesn't recognize when she's sober. She also delves into how being exposed to a wealthy lifestyle influenced her views on success and drinking. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as Vera shares her regrets about drinking, particularly the times she's blacked out and behaved in ways she later regretted.
This episode isn't just about personal stories; it's also a call to action. Izzi and Vera encourage listeners to follow intersectional recovery accounts, emphasizing the importance of diverse voices in the recovery community. Whether you're navigating sobriety yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and heartfelt stories that resonate deeply. Tune in for an honest, relatable conversation that blends humor, wisdom, and real-life experiences.
It's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of living sober in a world that often celebrates alcohol.