Am I being annoying?

>>18177338
>partially because I guess I want people to congratulate me or something
Yes, you're being annoying

>>18177338

It's probably irritating, but if it's helping you it's also acceptable.

>>18177338
I dunno. I found when I stop smoking people are like

"Oh you're stopping smoking?!" and it keeps going "oh you remember when you smoked!" and it makes you smoke again. They want you to smoke! "he's fucking smoking that cunt."

it's best noty to say anything. I think. the bloke that stopped smoking 60 a day then died said not to suppress it, but I think you should not say anything and have a juice.

Possibly, but it's for a good reason.

You're looking for social reinforcement to keep you away from going back to drinking. Explain this to people explicitly (or in a joking manner, depending on context) so they understand. Good peeps will keep you on task.

>>18177338
Anyone that really cares about you will understand. Everyone else can go fuck themselves anyways. Just do whatever works for you.

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>>18177338

>Is it understandable and tolerable this early on, or should I shut the fuck up?

No one wants to talk about someone else's problems constantly day in and day out. Its perfectly fine to bring it up and discuss it but when ever conversation you have always becomes about you and your alcoholism the people around you will get tired very quickly.

>>18177338
I tell people I'm on a no-booze-month (once a year) so I can't backtrack because I'll look like a weak willed faggot.

Then I shut up about it though.

>>18177338
I have been alcohol free for a month as well. But I consider myself a binge drinker not an alcoholic. If you want to talk about how long you've been sober go to an AA meeting. But you are probably equally annoying as when people tell you about how much they partied on a Saturday night and give you the drink by drink recap.

>>18177858

AA doesn't work for me but that's another thread entirely.