How To Stop Drinking Alcohol On Your Own (My Story How I Quit Drinking Forever)

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  • @MarioTomicOfficial
    @MarioTomicOfficial  6 років тому +14

    Made a brand new video on the topic! "What happens when you stop drinking" See it at ua-cam.com/video/V04W0mwcQ8E/v-deo.html

    • @johnv9594
      @johnv9594 6 років тому +3

      That mic goes on your shirt.

    • @khenthang4194
      @khenthang4194 5 років тому

      Mario Tomic can you help me

    • @chasemiller2945
      @chasemiller2945 5 років тому

      Mario, BIG TIME congratulations on your successful journey to give it up! There are so many suffering and thank you for getting some advice out there. Did you go through withdrawals when you quit. I don't expect I will as busy as you must be, but I'd like to know. Some folks can quit cold turkey and some might be in physical danger...not just a bad habit.. Thanks!

  • @keke5545
    @keke5545 7 років тому +992

    I've been drinking everyday. For the last five or six years now. Yesterday. I decided to start and go on with the 30 day challenge. I want to compete with myself. I know I can I do. I don't want to end up with liver disease or anything. After the 30 days. I pray to God I wOnt drink anymore. Pray for me guys. And I'll pray for u too.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  7 років тому +25

      Keep up the good work

    • @paxsmile
      @paxsmile 7 років тому +12

      KEKE I'm sending you good energy and good luck!!

    • @joeo1725
      @joeo1725 7 років тому +17

      KEKE all the best mate I'm like you,difference is in just determined to stop for my 5year old daughter. I work and I function well enough but I could do so much better if I stopped drink every night. luck to US both...how's it going now?

    • @FIVESTRZ
      @FIVESTRZ 7 років тому +6

      KEKE hope everything worked out for you. I haven't drank in 16 months now, used to day drink and everything until I decided to stop the day my first kid was born

    • @FIVESTRZ
      @FIVESTRZ 7 років тому +4

      jamie foamguitar you got this man! Make a plan and like he said use that anger to help you quit

  • @nataliebennett7701
    @nataliebennett7701 8 років тому +38

    Thank you I am so drunk I see two of your faces. You're so right. Fuck addiction I am done.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +1

      Glad it helped

    • @michaelh9251
      @michaelh9251 7 років тому +1

      Natalie Bennett Hope you STOP its not fun at All

    • @nataliebennett7701
      @nataliebennett7701 7 років тому +38

      Raider Nation I am 67 days sober today👍🏻

    • @neen42
      @neen42 7 років тому +2

      Natalie Bennett - Great job :-)

    • @JusZard
      @JusZard 7 років тому

      Natalie Bennett awesome !!! God bless

  • @ckobesko
    @ckobesko 7 років тому +17

    As a therapist i say very well put.

  • @AlchemicalForge91
    @AlchemicalForge91 8 років тому +5

    I have the worst hangover the other day and got so angry.. At myself. I'm quitting alcohol for good and never touching it again. I know everyday will be a struggle but I really hate that shit. it's killed two of my family members.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      Thanks for sharing your story bro

    • @blessedjuggernaut
      @blessedjuggernaut 8 років тому +1

      Abnormal behavior and regret is part of alcoholism. Just wait until you do something really bad like ruin a relationship or friendship.

  • @DrJekyllMrHealth
    @DrJekyllMrHealth 7 років тому +4

    I liked this vid. I've been doing a lot of reflection over the last year about my previous alcohol consumption, and while I did go through phases of drinking every other night and sometimes every night or day when I had time off from work. I've realised that even when I limited my alcohol intake to only Friday and Saturday night, it was very much an all or nothing thing for me. It became a very bad habit and one I am happy to say doesn't exist for me anymore. Everyone has different ways they will go about cutting down and ultimately cutting out their alcohol consumption, but when I became more self-aware and got to really know myself, I realised that drinking to excess just wasn't me anymore.

    • @FourOneProductionz
      @FourOneProductionz 7 років тому +1

      DC Coaching yip im do the same and have still been. Go hard or go home. lol

  • @MrBenjjj6
    @MrBenjjj6 8 років тому +2

    "I never get pissed off at anything except myself" - Mario I can relate to that a lot, great story thanks.

  • @susansmiles2630
    @susansmiles2630 8 років тому

    Thank you for sharing your story. I am so happy for you! I am a Clinical Hypnotherapist and have been helping people quit smoking and other habits for more than 2 decades and you are definitely right about a long, drawn out goal to quit sometime in the future much less effective than the one time, focused session to quit that I have developed. When people come in with the intention to quit that specific day, it is very empowering and liberating!
    You are a very eloquent and sincere speaker. You should consider doing seminars!
    Thanks!

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      +susan urban Thank you Susan! I do seminars from time to time on fitness / nutrition and is definitely something I'll be doing more of in the future

  • @theaweh69
    @theaweh69 5 років тому

    "direct anger in the right direction" good advice bro

  • @bwooodstar
    @bwooodstar 7 років тому

    Thanks for sharing this. I was considering stopping alcohol for a while now. I hardly drink but I see so many negative impacts it has on others, why contribute to something so negative.

  • @vijayraj6291
    @vijayraj6291 5 років тому

    One bad habits will go add one good habit... I am trying.

  • @juancastrillon5970
    @juancastrillon5970 7 років тому

    mr. tomic....... ur videos are gold.

  • @lilmamazita401
    @lilmamazita401 8 років тому

    I will B back 2day is 03/13/16 I had a gastric bypass a few years ago and it seems like my drinking has increased I want to give myself the 30 day challenge cuz I be getting mad when I drink because I be bored and for some reason I feel full when I drink

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      +daliza hood Give it a try, and look at the long term. It comes down to a lifestyle change

    • @lilmamazita401
      @lilmamazita401 8 років тому

      I am going to try it thank you I'll be back on here N tell how I did

  • @misfitsa2826
    @misfitsa2826 6 років тому +319

    Three years sober.

    • @markg.4246
      @markg.4246 6 років тому +2

      MISFITS A Good for you! Friend of Bill?

    • @michaeld8634
      @michaeld8634 6 років тому +3

      Me too. Just celebrated three years this month

    • @misfitsa2826
      @misfitsa2826 6 років тому +3

      Mark G. No bill believed in infidelity

    • @markg.4246
      @markg.4246 6 років тому +3

      MISFITS A Even Mother Teresa had her faults!

    • @mattkenney2637
      @mattkenney2637 6 років тому +1

      I believe in infidelity! Haven't you seen cheaters? Duh! I got drunk once and slept with another woman. No where in the book does it condone infidelity just that he faulted in that area when he was in his illness as we all try to fill a void in our soul with all types of absurd actions.

  • @aznhmoobjoker
    @aznhmoobjoker 7 років тому +203

    I am trying to quit smoking cigarettes and slowly give up on drinking also. Wish me luck!

    • @Celine-or1bi
      @Celine-or1bi 6 років тому

      jdm_boi559 I hope u did it !

    • @excusemesir7824
      @excusemesir7824 6 років тому +3

      You will never quit either, so just keep drinking and smoking.

    • @RB-fb5jf
      @RB-fb5jf 6 років тому

      Andrew Willis lmao!

    • @Ashiibae
      @Ashiibae 6 років тому +1

      jdm_boi559 you can for sure just believe in your strength

    • @NotASaint1985
      @NotASaint1985 6 років тому +1

      Good luck!

  • @rachel183321
    @rachel183321 7 років тому +148

    Alcohol is NOT anybody's friend

    • @passionfruitprincess
      @passionfruitprincess 5 років тому +1

      So true.

    • @jonathandouglas3800
      @jonathandouglas3800 5 років тому +2

      rachel183321 no it’s not alcohol is that friend you have you kno you shouldn’t hang out with and he’s always dragging you into shitty situations lol

    • @tanvinu248
      @tanvinu248 5 років тому

      Been for centuries

    • @salsanchez6326
      @salsanchez6326 4 роки тому

      I'm on my third day off alcohol but I'm getting stressed a little bit actually I think I'm scared the withdrawals are playing tricks on my mind but I know that are not true

  • @paul8079
    @paul8079 8 років тому +93

    At some point in the progression of the disease, you drink alone. It becomes not a social drug to make you feel relaxed in social situations. It becomes a drug to cope with bad feelings, or have something to do because you're lonely. That's when alcoholism sucks you in. Many party in college and beyond. When it become a party between the you and the booze, it's becoming a bigger problem. We can all connect on social media to make us feel that we are not alone. But in fact, we are alone. It's easy to not sound drunk in a post, but if you were talking face to face, you obviously would. It's an easy way to avoid the stigma of being considered an alcoholic or a drunk. Smart, logical people who actually do good things, make a good living, are alcoholics among us. They hide their behavior better than anyone. I'm one of those people. We know the disease is bad for our bodies that can kill us. But the feeling we crave, that good feeling, is a more powerful force than the rational feeling that we know that it will either ruin us or kill us. Anyone that has been through it knows this.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      +Ogre Thanks for taking the time to write up your thoughts.

    • @paul8079
      @paul8079 8 років тому +3

      Mario Tomic You're welcome. Anyone that says it's easy does not understand this addiction. If it were easy, you wouldn't have hundreds of millions on this planet having to deal with this when the act of drinking is absolutely voluntary. Hundreds of millions and the number us going up.

    • @markg.4246
      @markg.4246 6 років тому +2

      Paul Intelligence will never overcome chemistry. My sobriety (24yrs) is not contingent upon what I think or say, but on what I DO!

    • @britjazpena5831
      @britjazpena5831 5 років тому +3

      Omg...sums up why i even looked the topic....i try to remember how i got to the point of how i can drink to blackout alone and i could neva find that answer...i want out but 2 ashamed 2 ask 4 help..this is y im here on UA-cam

    • @kellyeaston3150
      @kellyeaston3150 5 років тому

      I'm an alcoholic but not ready to quit smoking!

  • @robertmuir4496
    @robertmuir4496 7 років тому +79

    I drink to much for years.Turning 60 in the next few weeks.Going to stop.....I need help and have no health Ins.So I'm alone trying to do this.Wife hates my ass and don't have friends anymore.Life's a mess.Pray for me!

    • @pascalmerschaudio
      @pascalmerschaudio 5 років тому +3

      how is going robert ?

    • @tedhibbard6320
      @tedhibbard6320 5 років тому +4

      Yes im 59 had a girlfriend with was a 10 to me.She 39 and picked up on me.She has bad mental illness and drove me crazy to.So for the first time im drinking a short case of beer a day for 8 months.And i cant stop.I have to let go of her becuase she wont take meds for her illness.And my broken heart make me drink daily.Im in trouble and fear something bad will happen to me.Im in deep darkness.Jesus help me.my soul is rotting.

    • @sawtoothiandi
      @sawtoothiandi 4 роки тому

      done.

    • @sawtoothiandi
      @sawtoothiandi 4 роки тому

      @@tedhibbard6320 hope your doing better

    • @krzykris
      @krzykris 4 роки тому

      @@tedhibbard6320 How are you doing my friend? I can relate to your story.

  • @tojge
    @tojge 8 років тому +158

    Dude, not wanting to sound negative, but it seems to me like you never really had a real drinking problem... a couple of binge drinking nights-out convinced you it's time to stop, and that's totally cool, more power to you man, but your "I got mad at myself and decided to quit" approach is gonna do very little for people with REAL drinking problem... trust me on this one ;) when you need to take benzodiazepines only to stop the shakes and anxiety only 12 hours after your last drink, and not being able to sleep/think/function normally over the next couple of days... ugh... I'm glad you never got to that stage, but please don't play the expert on the subject :) peace out!

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +13

      I'm definitely not an expert, and this is something that I keep repeating to everyone that mentions it. :)

    • @paulo9061
      @paulo9061 6 років тому +5

      Exactly

    • @shoebox3965
      @shoebox3965 6 років тому +5

      You have two physical options here: you can either get into a detox program and walk through Hell and survive or try to do it by yourself. Detox can be expensive, but if you have a sympathetic doctor, ask them about taking zafron and librium. This will help with the nausea/vomiting and eventually remove the withdrawal symptoms.
      When it comes to this shit, symptoms manifest but tapering is an option, but for most, you can't do it.

    • @Jazztenor20
      @Jazztenor20 5 років тому

      Damn.spot on bro.thats where im at myself.

    • @Jazztenor20
      @Jazztenor20 5 років тому +3

      this video came up and i kinda thought something would help me with watching this with the views and all and its just cauae this guys cute and its a well made video and i got frustrated and scrolled the comments to calm down and then i saw ur comment and almost cried that somebody out there knew what was up.whateves.peave.it bes like that

  • @chrisobber5604
    @chrisobber5604 4 роки тому +5

    It's strange how time passes. One night in 2016 I saw this video and it stuck in my head every since. Expecially that moment in that story about "... what the F am I doing...".
    Had a hard time trying and trying since but now I'm finally sober for over a month. Guess you just shouldn't give up. NEVER.
    Thanks for planting a seed in my head, bro. :)

  • @whatjacob5966
    @whatjacob5966 7 років тому +78

    You will stop once become aware how your addictive cycle works in your life and how it isn't really what you truly desire.
    It clicked for me when I told myself that "yes I enjoy drinking but not the idea of doing it all the time". I stopped while I was on the way to the dep.
    Don't stop trying, that's how you get that moment of clarity. I relapsed many times but then I got tired of listening to irrational urges making me waste money and messing up with my brain's neurotransmitters.

    • @metamodernsounds2163
      @metamodernsounds2163 6 років тому +1

      I just got tired of dry heaving with my head in the toilet while not being able to form complete sentences and having to explain my bruised purple eyes to coworkers and family
      I could literally feel/smell the vapors of alcohol coming from my mouth

    • @treemarie3080
      @treemarie3080 5 років тому +2

      I was a high functioning alcoholic for over 12 years....a binge drinker... always drinking til I passed out. I've embarrassed myself so many times, lost so many jobs, friends, opportunities.... been in so many situations that should've scared me out of the habit, but it just made it worse. It took ONE week with ONE person with the exact same sickness/hsbits as me....a work colleague who's a few years older than me to open my eyes and see how out of control I was. I saw myself, my habit in him and it made me take a closer look at my choices and/or decisions I've made to even end up there. It actually motivated me to NOT be that person....like him...sad to say. So I quit everything cold turkey. And I've never felt so good in my entire life!!!!!! I've tried quitting before, but always relapsed... this time I set myself up for success. This time it's for good.

  • @alimakingmyway3006
    @alimakingmyway3006 6 років тому +79

    I'm tired of letting alcohol ruin my life I just lost a great job because I wanted to go out and get drunk and I was too hungover to go to work several times. I never want to drink again. My only problem is everybody around me drinks. And I can't exactly accepted myself cuz I wouldn't have anybody. I don't know what to do. All I know is I never want to be drunk ever again.

    • @hazen4410
      @hazen4410 6 років тому +8

      dirty30-cleanse the good news is you never have to be drunk again. I should have a year sober today but because I decided to make poor choices I only have 30 days sober today. I saw on your channel you're a new vegan, that's awesome! Today is a year I have been vegan too. Just take everything a day, an hour, a minute at a time. If you slip get back up quickly and keep moving forward. This time a year ago I was in the hospital after suffering a seizure from detoxing, I had a second seizure in the hospital and spent 5 days detoxing. I may only have 30 days today but it's way better than where I was a year ago at this time. Things get better if you do the work. Good luck with your sobriety!

    • @alimakingmyway3006
      @alimakingmyway3006 6 років тому +7

      Hazen thank you for your kind words and good for you on being sober 30days! That's awesome and that's a big step. I know it's not a long time to you but it is to others like myself who've only been sober about a week. Stay strong yourself as well. Thank you! Oh yeah and I fell off the vegan train many times but now I'm going strong.

    • @hazen4410
      @hazen4410 6 років тому +2

      dirty30-cleanse you're welcome and thank you as well! We all need encouragement. Congrats on a week, that is great, keep up the good work, you can do it and you are worth it!

    • @hazen4410
      @hazen4410 6 років тому +1

      dirty30-cleanse good job on being vegan, that like quitting drinking is about progress not perfection.

    • @markg.4246
      @markg.4246 6 років тому +2

      dirty30-cleanse Find a women’s AA meeting, and try it for a month. If you’re not happy with the results, your misery will be refunded in full! I’ve been going to AA for almost 24 years, and my life is way beyond good, it’s great! I wish you all the best!

  • @Ishbu101
    @Ishbu101 8 років тому +51

    I look forward to booze every week. I just love it. To me its a better high than any other drug I've tried. I usually just stay smashed friday though sunday. But I know deep down inside I want to stop, and get ripped again and start committing to other hobbies. I've completely let myself go...not fat yet and no health problems but definitely not lean like I used to be.

    • @TravisLeeEddington
      @TravisLeeEddington 8 років тому

      How long have u been drinking for?

    • @Ishbu101
      @Ishbu101 8 років тому +2

      Philippine Adventures been drinking pretty heavily since 25. About to turn 30. Drank on and off since my late teens but only last few years its gotten crazy.

    • @TravisLeeEddington
      @TravisLeeEddington 8 років тому +10

      +Ishbu101 you sound like me, drinking in high school for fun, I started drinking everyday by the time I was 20. I'm 35 now and my body can't take anymore alcohol, I've started to cough up blood over the last year whenever I get wasted, which is everyday, trying to get sober by myself it's been 1 week now, after 1 month I'm going to the doctors for a check up, I think if I can last a month then I won't go back.

    • @Ishbu101
      @Ishbu101 8 років тому

      Philippine Adventures yeah its so hard to kick

    • @ilian334
      @ilian334 8 років тому +7

      +Ishbu101 Your story is the same as mine, my favorite high is alcohol, just so good, in fact I've tried some other stuff but alcohol is the best. It really is hard to kick and this is because it's actually easy. Meaning you can just stop and nothing will happen, just everyone else keeps drinking and you can very easily rationalize that it's okay to get drunk again because everyone does it or you are at a birthday and you have a reason. If you were hooked on crack cocaine you will eventually find yourself broke hitting rock bottom and will be like okay I have to quit or I will be homeless or die, but with alcohol that doesn't happen, it's okay to drink and everyone around you reinforces that it is. So yeah, I dunno, still haven't quit for good and dunno if I will. Philippine Adventures if you drank everyday but have been sober for a week that's all you need, just keep taking it one day at a time maybe read some stuff on soberrecovery.com forum. The hard part is when you are okay and your body has recovered (which happens fast) and you no longer have a reason to not get drunk again (because you feel good), so expect that and find a way to deal with it.

  • @mindofmus8985
    @mindofmus8985 7 років тому +47

    Alcohol is a substance that has been destroying millions of lives and families for generations. It's bad for our health, it impairs our judgement, and it limits our potential. We do need to find other ways of enjoying ourselves without it being so costly. I do not support that industry. Everyone has vices, but at least have the humility to accept it as something unhealthy. The first part of getting better is acceptance. Keep up the good work Mario. You're ahead of your time. Thanks for encouraging your viewers to become better.

    • @kynanverwimp847
      @kynanverwimp847 7 років тому

      Stop blaming a substance for your failures to use it with proportion.

    • @benlee6509
      @benlee6509 6 років тому +3

      Mind Of Mus Isn't easy. Im hungover now at work. Went out last night bymyself, got drunk and started a fight with my gf. Absolute disgrace. 36 and still doing this crap.... 😢

    • @blindriptide
      @blindriptide 6 років тому +1

      I'm 46 and drink every night. Everyday. anytime that I'm not working. I fight with everybody. I'm Single. I'm losing my job soon.

  • @EndlessWeekendlife
    @EndlessWeekendlife 8 років тому +22

    Very helpful video, you 100% nailed it. For me I drink on the weekend for frustration and pure boredom, in saying that I'm moving soon with more opportunities and looking forward to quiting fucking alcohol.. in my 30's the anxiety & depression following days is the hardest. Thanks

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +2

      +Mick Black Thanks bro! You can do this!

    • @Homefarmhouse
      @Homefarmhouse 8 років тому

      I hear you Bro... my sentiment exactly.

    • @1austin1
      @1austin1 8 років тому +5

      +Weekend Chump I'm in my mid-20s and the days after I drink are lazy and unproductive.. sucks but everyone around me drinks. It's a hard habit to kick especially when all your friends drink.

    • @EndlessWeekendlife
      @EndlessWeekendlife 8 років тому +5

      Now 7 months later. I've moved, so much more opportunity and more to do other than drink. I've learnt to quit excessive binge drinking to moderation drinking, meaning 1-2 drinks a week- usually light alcohol content beer.. Play the tape forward they say. I drive to events, I've joined new clubs to make new friends, joined the casual work pool for variety, keep the mind entertained and to meet people. No more ANXIETY, no more DEPRESSION, no more DETOX!!... yeah I feel flat some days, but I get in the car and get the fuck out and do something! I hit the gym most days progressing well, body fat is up, but working on it. Best wishes for others looking to make the change, It does get better!! Cheers Mario! Fuck alcohol.

    • @BlackLabelSlushie
      @BlackLabelSlushie 7 років тому +1

      "No more ANXIETY, no more DEPRESSION, no more DETOX!!."
      Thats what I need to remember. I KNOW that when I quit drinking (and smoking) aradoxically my anxiety goes wayyy down. Fuck, when you get on the drink-anxiety-drink rollercoaster it's a fucking nightmare.

  • @cenginator
    @cenginator 8 років тому +16

    Great topic man!
    I quit drinking two years ago. Two friends of mine tried it with me but they both failed. I think the biggest difference between us was that I learned to push myself to be in a good mood and within the first months had amazing experiences partying sober. This actually felt better than being drunk. Kinda like a clean high. Since I know my mood can be as good or even better without alcohol I have no cravings anymore.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +1

      +cenginator Thanks for sharing bro, that's some valuable advice there!

  • @health-gadgets
    @health-gadgets 6 років тому +13

    I appreciate the vulnerability here. Many years ago I had a similar experience with cigarettes for a few months. Man, it was very hard to quit, but it was so fucking worth it.

  • @von2782
    @von2782 6 років тому +11

    I’m 14 why am I watching this

  • @scarfacerenacido9249
    @scarfacerenacido9249 6 років тому +48

    I want to quit i really need help

    • @AnnoyedAnthony
      @AnnoyedAnthony 6 років тому +8

      Scarface Renacido your not alone man AA changed my life the promises come true if you put in the work👍 god bless ya

    • @neilorourke3652
      @neilorourke3652 6 років тому +4

      id love to quit,but cant.i cut down from twelve beers and a bottle of wine a night to 6 beers a night.took me a while but I feel great,so wondering how great id feel alcohol free!!its hard but tried meds and just relied on them.felt like a beer,took a Xanax its a vicious circle man.

    • @AnnoyedAnthony
      @AnnoyedAnthony 6 років тому +3

      Neil O'Rourke you have to really want to be sober a lot of people couldn’t imagine living without drugs or alcohol and those same people have 20 plus years sober if you want it bad enough you have to change your perspective and get ready to change your life completely one day at a time AA meetings are great ma. Lots of people that you can relate to god bless ya man

    • @trashers81
      @trashers81 6 років тому +2

      You can get better, i couldn't go one more day drinking, but i couldn't go one day without drinking. It can be done, please believe me - go to an AA meeting and i promise it Will start to get WAY bettwr! It works, i promise you and I love you x

    • @jdog7812
      @jdog7812 5 років тому +1

      well, you just said it man that's all you really need a willingness to quit always remember all the hell you went through and start doing things differently that's what I did I have 2 months now. The first few weeks I watched this guy named kevin o'hara on youtube he really helped me get started he talks from experience too if you like to check him out. hope all is well later dog good luck

  • @sebhch244
    @sebhch244 7 років тому +35

    nothing more beautiful than a person that changes those habits

  • @rorschachdaws7505
    @rorschachdaws7505 8 років тому +27

    Alcohol is risky for your life stop drinking that.

  • @megancastleauthor
    @megancastleauthor 8 років тому +19

    Thank you, Mario. I love this concept of getting mad about my drinking and mad about the anchors that hold me back. This is the fuel I needed today! I know I am better off without alcohol in my life and I want to keep all of the benefits. Again, thank you. You really helped me . Now I need to pray and hope this sticks and that I can stay mad!

  • @swiftvixxen
    @swiftvixxen 6 років тому +17

    I have been drinking every night for almost 2 years. I want to be sober so bad I could cry.

  • @bobrakow3067
    @bobrakow3067 8 років тому +24

    Thanks for the video. I've watched this twice now. I really needed to hear this.

  • @EDCarr-br2bd
    @EDCarr-br2bd 8 років тому +24

    Allen Carr, Easy way to stop drinking helped me quit for good.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      +E.D. Carr Thanks for sharing the info!

    • @JustAnotherBrick94
      @JustAnotherBrick94 8 років тому +1

      Allen Carr helped me to quit smoking!!, maybe its time to read the stop drinking book.
      Is the only thing Im struggling to quit since all my friends get drunk on weekends.
      (if you are smoker and want to quit, read his book, i totally recomend it)

    • @kathrynjoslyn1835
      @kathrynjoslyn1835 6 років тому +1

      I quit smoking with this awesome book and it WAS easy!!!

  • @achillessoul9713
    @achillessoul9713 8 років тому +49

    Brilliant, just brilliant video. The last few times I've been drinking I've just been feeling self-contempt, not joy like it used to be.
    Alcohol just takes so much from you and give zero back.

  • @mikemccullough1115
    @mikemccullough1115 8 років тому +19

    real good and straight to the point there are people out there that cant picture a life without alchohol they should watch this

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +1

      +Mike McCullough Thanks man!

    • @dineshponram7950
      @dineshponram7950 8 років тому

      interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover tips on how to give up smoking try Alkarno Smoke Stopper Alchemist (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my colleague got great results with it.

  • @purestqi
    @purestqi 5 років тому +2

    I’m quitting, I’m just not someone that can have one drink, not worth the outcomes I create. I thought I was better bc I slowed down or switched to just a couple beers but I always seem to have a night every now and then where I forget my limit and have a few too many trying to be social next thing I know I’m drunk, pissing on myself starting fights w my boyfriend smh I’m so embarrassed, I appreciate all the honest comments, makes me feel less alone. This is my biggest and almost only serious issue. Please pray for me I’m
    Praying for you all too! 💕💕

  • @acerb4566
    @acerb4566 7 років тому +6

    Alcohol is a tricky beast.....I can drink 6 beers, half a bottle of Vodka, watch vidz, then go for a nap.......But, another person may drink just 4 beers and two shots of rum and they descend to primitive level of violence that is shocking to see!

    • @roytec32
      @roytec32 5 років тому

      acerb45666555 That is irrelevant, is not how much you can drink without losing control, is that you will keep drinking until you lose control, whatever it takes for you to reach that point

  • @TheWorsnops
    @TheWorsnops 8 років тому +8

    thanks so much for this video. I have been binge drinking to the point of no memory whatsoever. I decided today that it is time to take it out my life completly......i suffer with anxiety and depression and after a drink i open up and talk about my problems but then i can be super happy or super drunk or super emotional. I can go from one extreme to the other within an instant. So embarassed with how i acted yesterday and i dont like the person i am when i do drink so why do i do it? It's time for me to become the sober one, the one who doesnt drink and the one who wakes up without feeling like a complete fool. thanks x

  • @korydemel4406
    @korydemel4406 5 років тому +2

    I’ve lost to many friends. Done some bad things while drinking. For a solid decade it’s been a roller coaster. I’m at rock bottom in life. And I’m only 25. I don’t want to quit but I’ve got to for me.

  • @ericturn203
    @ericturn203 8 років тому +8

    I smoked cigs for 15 years about a pack a day. And I tried to quit all the time. But one day, I got mad, and I got tired of them controlling me. Everything I did had to be about smoking. Going to the movies sucked, because I wanted cig every hour. I got fed up. I quit. It took a year of smoking a vape to quit, but I quit. I am almost at 3 years with zero cigs, and 2 years without a vape. After 15 years im proud as fuck.
    Alcohol is another story. I am having a lot of trouble quitting. I love your video, thank you.

  • @joshuanichols1816
    @joshuanichols1816 7 років тому +3

    saying fuck it and stopping cold turkey. Isn't always smart. you are suppose to lean off. my buddy just had a seizure from doing it like you said.

  • @thuglifebro51
    @thuglifebro51 7 років тому +11

    Damn I'm hella drunk watching this smh maybe I do need some help

  • @lilyblankenchip3747
    @lilyblankenchip3747 6 років тому +7

    1. Did you know that if a person is aware of the consequences of their actions and are accountable to
    the Creator, it helps him to avoid disaster.
    (Proverbs 22:3) "A prudent man foresees evil and hides himself, But the simple pass on and are punished."
    (Proverbs 23:31,32) "Do not look on the wine when it is red, When it sparkles in the cup, When it swirls
    around smoothly;
    At the last it bites like a serpent, And stings like a viper."
    2. Rejecting God's standards recorded in the Bible people are reaping the bitter consequences.
    (Galatians 6:7) "Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap."
    3. But God is ready to help anyone who asks him about it. He promises to give us the necessary wisdom
    and strength so we can cope with the addiction.
    (James 1:5-8) "If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without
    reproach, and it will be given to him.
    But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for he who doubts is
    like a wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind.
    For let not that man suppose that he will receive
    anything from the Lord;
    he is a double-minded man, unstable in all his ways."
    (Isaiah 40:29-31) "He gives power to the weak, And to those who have no might He increases strength.
    Even the youths shall faint and be weary, And the young men shall utterly fall,
    But those who wait on
    the Lord Shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not
    be weary, They shall walk and not faint."
    (Isaiah 41:10) "Fear not, for I am with you; Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you,
    Yes, I will help you, I will uphold you with My righteous right hand.'
    (Psalm 50:15) "Call upon Me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you, and you shall glorify Me."
    (Psalm 62:8) "Trust in Him at all times, you people; Pour out your heart before Him; God is a refuge
    for us."
    4. See how a simple and free recipe. You and your friends and family will be able to apply it against
    any addiction!
    (James 4:8) "Draw near to God and He will draw near to you. Cleanse your hands, you sinners; and purify
    your hearts, you double-minded."
    5. Tell me, are you ready to use this recipe and share it with others?
    Jesus Christ said, "Go teach all Nations."
    (Matthew 28:19,20) "Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of
    the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
    teaching them to observe all things that I have
    commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age."
    6. And yet, God promises to remove from the ground any pain and suffering and even death. Also God
    promises to resurrect billions of people.
    (Revelation 21:4) "And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death,
    nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away."
    (John 5:28,29) "Do not marvel at this; for the hour is coming in which all who are in the graves will
    hear His voice
    and come forth--those who have done good, to the resurrection of life, and those who
    have done evil, to the resurrection of condemnation."
    (Acts 24:15) "I have hope in God, which they themselves also accept, that there will be a resurrection
    of the dead, both of the just and the unjust."
    7. Would you like to see such a world? It is necessary to fulfill only two conditions, recorded in
    the Bible.

    • @BladeSC74
      @BladeSC74 6 років тому +1

      Lily Blankenchip Amen

  • @simonacland9028
    @simonacland9028 7 років тому +14

    its happening to me, and im scared of how i will end.. drunk for 8 years and only 24

    • @kristakrista024
      @kristakrista024 7 років тому +2

      simon acland Same...im 23 and just quit on Jan 1. You can do it too :)

    • @simonacland9028
      @simonacland9028 7 років тому +5

      thank you :) want more in life than this.

    • @williamtracy4453
      @williamtracy4453 6 років тому

      Antabuse

    • @vnimo7094
      @vnimo7094 6 років тому

      How u doing now ? I hope things are better for u

    • @NotASaint1985
      @NotASaint1985 6 років тому

      Becoming Unlost it’s never too late to stop, I’m in the midst of it, it possible, it’s an outside element and just make the step.

  • @jason-ue3zk
    @jason-ue3zk 8 років тому +9

    I drank everyday for 8 years atleast 8 beers every night before bed. Its day 4 now I got pissed at it. I just lost my wife and kids found out there coming back today. But after they left I said fuck this. I'm still so dehydrated its crazy I'm always thirsty. I just try and stay positive now. And just 4 days clean but I don't want it. It does cross my mind here and there but I'm done fuck you beer lol

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +1

      +jason Thanks for sharing your thoughts Jason. Good luck on your journey!

    • @checkcheck2125
      @checkcheck2125 6 років тому

      jason Give us a update.

  • @Akshay-pe4fp
    @Akshay-pe4fp 5 років тому +2

    if anyone have alcohol addiction and want to quit tell I help

  • @mareecardinale4331
    @mareecardinale4331 4 роки тому +1

    To the real alcoholics, and not just heavy drinkers. I am a dead set alcoholic, and joined AA on March 10, after a month in rehab. I've been drinking for decades and was completely powerless to it. It's not enough to just read the book. You need to join a group, attend the meetings, find a sponsor whom you trust and who will guide you through the 12 steps of AA, and you have to put your heart and soul into it. No half measures. It's worked for millions of people who are real alcoholics, not just heavy drinkers. Give it a go, you have everything to gain (your life), and nothing to lose. Good luck xox
    PS If none are open for face to face meetings due to Covid, there are plenty of zoom meetings to start off with.

  • @eckomind
    @eckomind 7 років тому +15

    Thanks for sharing this.

  • @jonpowell4157
    @jonpowell4157 4 роки тому +1

    I used to drink until I was sick. Now I drink to keep from getting sick. A full shift at work keeps me sober for 8 hours but I get nauseous near hour 6 so now I'm racing to get at least a shot directly after work. What? My work doesn't allow breaks so I've started smoking for breaks. I believe in god. I have the strength in god to help me. However, the ball ain't bouncing by itself and my stupid ego won't accept word from a stranger. I'm programmed to use my ego to propel anything I do. The moment I let go, my self confidence disintegrates. I feel like Peter Grifith from family guy that can only play piano perfectly by drinking a beer.

  • @liviodinaj6105
    @liviodinaj6105 8 років тому +8

    interesting application of the aristotelian concept of anger: the correct implementation of anger for self improvement

  • @tps1020
    @tps1020 5 років тому +1

    My drinking is 2-3 times per week, even though I always say I will keep it to 1 day I never do. I hate it. I'm hungover at work 1 day per week and miss days too. I also just feel like crap a lot. I'm considering antabuse or something medicinal to help, not sure yet though.

  • @tonygodly2384
    @tonygodly2384 6 років тому +4

    No more drinks for me🍺🚮
    God bless u all....

  • @kingzeus369
    @kingzeus369 5 років тому +1

    Alcohol is the worst thing ever created. Only those who have suffered through alcoholism will understand. It's far more than just an addiction. I pray for everyone and joins me in the road to recovery. Alcohol will take everything away from you

  • @capoman1
    @capoman1 8 років тому +5

    2:30 "He reached for the pack of cigarettes that is usually in his pocket, and then got pissed because the cigarettes WERE IN CONTROL OF HIM!"
    That is MY EXACT STORY of what made me eventually quit smoking cigarettes when I was younger. I was on the way home from work, as I passed the gas station, I reached for my pocket to see if I needed to buy more smokes, cause I knew if I didn't have smokes when I woke up, I would be heading out to the gas station just for that...
    Well BEING CONTROLLED BY AN INANIMATE OBJECT, a little stick, a little roll of paper and plant... WAS MY MASTER!!! HELL NO!
    That made me quit.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      +capoman1 Great work on quitting! And thanks for taking the time to share this with the community!

    • @tjfreak
      @tjfreak 8 років тому

      It's stuff like that, having 1 left & HAVING to stop or else,or seeing people standing outside in the sub zero temps to keep the nicotine levels up,or seeing the guy across the street outside every couple hours(out of bed) every AM(I have insomnia)…the ANXIETY of knowing I'll have to have another & another during work.. & how long will it be till i NEED another, 5 min,10 min ?. "Controlled " exactly ! "Slave" exactly..Smokes smell so damn good in the summer air, wafting from somewhere,the desire to have that giant satisfying inhale that expands your lungs a little, letting it go through your nose..Im lying if I denied missing it sometimes,but this stuff & the routine... absolute slavery despair..is what shuts that off when I mind fuck myself.I was looking at a cognac al cappone sweet in the metal tube getting a pop an hour ago..thinkin wouldn't hurt ? had to say fuck it ll together.

    • @zub2566
      @zub2566 7 років тому

      capoman What do you d think about my vids am I a alcoholic .if i am subscribe and i buy u a drink

  • @BoBty7
    @BoBty7 5 років тому +1

    Getting mad at alcohol and hating it is a good idea. Sometimes I have to picture it being like a bottle of liquid rat poison. And it is poison. Then ask myself, why the F would I drink liquid rat poison.

  • @yogib668
    @yogib668 6 років тому +5

    "NOT ONE MORE DROP".

  • @MBFModernHomesteading
    @MBFModernHomesteading 6 років тому

    I am having a beer while watching this :(

  • @starspride
    @starspride 6 років тому +3

    I think you're a great guy, and you can teach all of us.
    Thanks for the encouragement, and the great advice.
    Stay sober, and all the best.THANK YOU

  • @clutchhawks1268
    @clutchhawks1268 5 років тому +1

    It's not good to say that you'll never drink again, Better to say i'm not gonna drink as much only on special occasions.

  • @SilentHotdog28
    @SilentHotdog28 7 років тому +11

    I'm on the border of alcoholism, I have to drink every weekend and every night before a day off, I get physical and mental cravings that I can't control......Alcoholism is in the family, my 2 older brothers, 1 grandmother and both grandfathers were all alcoholics (brothers still are). I'll occasionally get cravings whether physical or mental (or both) to drink on a weeknight which is really bad.....I have hidden empty cans and bottles from parents it's been like that for about 3 years, I'm only 23..........
    But, last weekend something happened....after drinking three nights in a row, I didn't have the urge to drink on Saturday night, in fact I was completely the opposite, I got the urge and feeling not to drink which is strange with me, then Last night (I have a day off today) I didn't get the urge to drink and I don't have the urge to drink tonight.......Something clicked.......something happened.......I no longer feel like I have to drink, it's only been a week.....but let's see how this plays out.........I want to give up I want to quit. I was able to open up to my mum about it which is mainly who I was hiding it from before......I opened up as if it was nothing, it's like my body has finally had enough and said ok, "we're done, no more alcohol". It feels like my body is on my side, not against me, it was against me for so long, now it has started helping me. :)

    • @brianlinville439
      @brianlinville439 7 років тому +1

      check out Journey of Purpose channel and one called Tragedy and Hope. They are super inspiring, and made me realize u don't need alchohol to be happy
      or deal with stress of life. ALso spiritual teacher Mooji, is amazing. Listening to him on youtube here, all desire to drink, just went kapoot, fast too, they are great vids also.

  • @AnnaLVajda
    @AnnaLVajda 6 років тому +1

    I have always been able to take it or leave it where alcohol is concerned. It is easy to stop for me if I feel that it might impede my life or ability to function normally. I know my own limitations and abilities in regard to alcohol.

  • @MagnusAsgeirsson
    @MagnusAsgeirsson 8 років тому +4

    Good job man. I can relate to some of what you said. Now I´m just a person who does not drink alcohol. Simple. And I´ve never felt better in my life :)

  • @tomfisher9089
    @tomfisher9089 6 років тому +1

    Simple. Have a reason to quit that is stronger than the reason to be addicted. The end.

  • @maverikotonashi
    @maverikotonashi 8 років тому +6

    really enjoyed this thank you!

  • @gunner6639
    @gunner6639 2 роки тому +1

    Damn. Thank you, this was great. I normally follow you for all your weight training/fitness videos, I typed in 'how to stop drinking' and this gem popped up. It's also a testament to how much you've improved your videos. Keep up the great work. thank you.

  • @BonezTwisted
    @BonezTwisted 8 років тому +15

    alcohol makes breath smell bad?

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +3

      Probably :)

    • @kaibe5241
      @kaibe5241 8 років тому +3

      Depends on the drink. Vodka, no. Whiskey, yes. Beer, yes. Wine, depends (red wine, yes ,white wine - not if you keep the drinks low).

    • @zub2566
      @zub2566 7 років тому

      i have a video on my channel about alcohalics thinking they not drunk when they come home late so Funny. lmaf

    • @rebecabaias8474
      @rebecabaias8474 6 років тому

      I don't drink , and i can tell ,mouth literaly smell's like poop. Sorry for being so ...

    • @LivingOver60
      @LivingOver60 6 років тому +1

      Yes. And cigarettes make a radius of 50 feet around you reek too.

  • @stypek78
    @stypek78 8 років тому +1

    Greetings. Excellent video Mario. You spit the real truth there. I have had alcohol problem as well untill i got pissed off at myself, just like you have. The real change is in the mindset. I did realize that booze slowed my progress down therefore I decided to get rid of it. I have implemented "a one beer rule". On any social meeting where alcohol is consumed I allow myself one beer only and that is it.
    Since then my life started to sprout with advantages. Better sleep, more testosterone, better gains but most importantly the sheer satisfaction I got from being in control of my body. There are more advantages from such a lifestyle, to name a few: physique change, confidence boost, looks from women etc. Keep up the good work Mario. Thank you.
    ps. "The Chimp Paradox" written by prof. Steve Peters.I suspect Mario has read the book. It explains how to gain control over your body.

  • @JuztoKik
    @JuztoKik 8 років тому +5

    Great story mate as a college student I struggle with this a lot as everything social wise is based around alcohol.

    • @ladev91
      @ladev91 8 років тому +2

      yup, going through the same thing. I've been going out sober lately tho and it's not bad at all. everyone else I'd fucked up and it actually makes you more loose and goofy too.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +2

      +JuztoKik Thanks bro, peer pressure plays a massive role and it's not easy to stay "No". One thing that helped me was knowing the limit, if you can't completely eliminate it have a clear limit in your mind like "2 drink within 24 hours if I'm out" and don't break that integrity with yourself. 2 drinks is enough to be social, and choose something low calorie and that's also not completely bad like red wine.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      +ladev91 Great job on going out sober man, it's a big step and it pays off massively later as you improve your social skills

  • @xmrchubbyx
    @xmrchubbyx 8 років тому +3

    Man I can totally relate to your story I've had multiple embarrassments due to alcohol and not being able to remember anything the next day. At my aunt's house one night I got super smashed with a bunch of my cousins who are already married and have kids well apparently I was calling them a bunch of whores and laughing to myself about it and saying a bunch of other dumb shit. Haven't had a drink with them since that night I was fucking pissed lol I even get pissed just thinking about it

  • @TheNCcope
    @TheNCcope 7 років тому +3

    life is ruined, lost everything girl, friends everything, somebody help me get pissed off

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  7 років тому +3

      At least you have the internet and your brain. You can learn anything you want.

  • @blessedjuggernaut
    @blessedjuggernaut 8 років тому +1

    I smoked weed from the time I was 14 until I was 17. At 18, I got a job where I got drug tested. So I quit smoking pot. I went sober for nearly a year. I'd maybe have couple of beers of something every now and again but nothing serious. Then I heard about this spice stuff and how it was legal and you could still pass a drug test with it in your system. I did it for about 6 or 7 months. I loved it. I thought it was helping me. I ended up getting committed, and was diagnosed with temporary substance induced psychosis and bipolar. When I got out of that place, everyone I knew on the outside was doing spice as well, so I ended up doing more. Except this time I was on psychiatric medication for Bipolar. This shit made my head feel like it was going to implode. So whenever I smoked spice again, I instantly had a panic attack. I thought I was going to die. So I went the ER. Then I smoked some regular old weed a couple of days later, and same thing happened again. I ended up going back the ER. Couple of days after that, I had an argument with my dad, and ended up having another panic attack. After the staff in the ER had given me such a hard time because I was involved with a nurse there, I decided to never go back. And to do that I had to be sober. I was so emotionally torn, I had to literally force myself not to take my own life. If you can understand that. Eventually I stopped taking the medication for bipolar, and replaced my spice addiction with alcohol. Alcohol miraculously dulled my emotional pain, and took away my anxiety, mood swings from bipolar and panic attacks. Alcohol literally saved my life. It started off with a few beers a day. Then a bottle of 17% ABV wine every night. Now I drink nearly a pint of 40% ABV whiskey or vodka every single day. I do agree that it is bad for me. And I know that it's killing me. But I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for alcohol. And that's a fact.

  • @unknown4mat584
    @unknown4mat584 7 років тому +3

    i hope i can stop drinkning i stopped smoking weed and.soda

  • @lotusdedart
    @lotusdedart 8 років тому +4

    I'm sure James Swanwick will find and support this video. 😆😆😆

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +2

      +Sedrick Bernard Definitely :) James is a great guy!

    • @lotusdedart
      @lotusdedart 8 років тому

      +Mario Tomic Oh. No doubt. Just been his niche for a bit

  • @Silenze1
    @Silenze1 4 роки тому +2

    I have 15 years drinking and it's destroying my live and health real bad. I have 5 days withdrawing today, hopefully, I'll be able to sleep. God willing I'll make the change this time. So many of my friends have died from drinking, but it's so hard.

  • @lYirahmarie
    @lYirahmarie 8 років тому +12

    this is a great video! I have watched my sister suffer with end stage liver disease for 4 years now and believe me alcohol is the worst thing you can feed your liver it is a silent killer I stopped cold turkey also I wasn't an alcoholic but i would drink at most social gatherings which was totally unnecessary but today I feel fine without it so good for you TFS!!!!

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      Hope it helps!

    • @juniormiranda500
      @juniormiranda500 8 років тому +1

      I what to stop drinking and is hard to stop now I drink more sense my mom die one year ago. doctor said my liver is high .also my sister die too .how u stop drinking. help me

  • @TiagoSoares17
    @TiagoSoares17 8 років тому +1

    I had a similar experience when I was 18. I drunk soo much that I did not remember anything from that night. When I woke up at 6 am half dressed in my bed and wanting to throw up and though "ohhh shit, what the fucked happened?!" I texted some friends, but of course no replies in the morning. When I logged in on Facebook and saw pics and comments of my friends saying "holy shit [nickname], you were so fucking wasted! I never saw you like that". And after some messages from friends start to come saying what I was doing - like pissing in the middle of the square (with tons of people) and things like that...
    I said to myself, I will never get drunk again. And for around 4 years I completly stopped to drink. Now I drink one beer (max 33cl), a glass of wine (cuz I fucking enjoy it) or a premium drink (old whiskey for example) but never to get drunk. 1 drink is ok, 2 is my max and VERY sporadically.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому

      +Tiago Soares Thanks for sharing bro, that's very similar to the story from the vid. Glad you got over it!

  • @RF-js9yj
    @RF-js9yj 8 років тому +6

    Down to earth, great presentation. When you go off it.... it's nuts how strong an effect that only one or two beers has!! After alcohol, heavy foods, candy, and for some people meat can we way to heavy on the system. I know my body is happier without it, but that's a whole-nother-topic!!

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +1

      +Ritch Flynn Agreed bro, glad to hear you're crushing it on your end!

  • @okiepita50t-town28
    @okiepita50t-town28 4 роки тому +2

    I drank hard for 20 years and towards the end of my drinking career I would have a triple shot of vodka first thing in the morning even before brushing my teeth or having coffee. I kept a bottle in my locker at work and would take a pull every chance i got. Most nights I drank to the blackout stage. I had four dwi’s and endless other problems pertaining to my relationships and my jobs. In short I was on a short path to complete ruin. I threw up every morning and felt like shit until I got enough alcohol back in me to get my first buzz of the day. This was a daily occurrence. Them finally one morning as I was looking in the mirror and throwing up before work I guess I had what they call an epiphany . I realized in that moment that if I continued on the path I was on I would end up dead or face down in a gutter or behind bars for the rest of my life. Once I saw my two choices clearly I decided to live instead of die. This has to be done by you and no one else can do it for you. I didn’t need aa to hold my hand or a stint at a rehab unit. Although I don’t knock those therapies just do whatever it takes to sober up and stay that way. I guarantee you won’t regret it. 34 years sober for me now. Had I not quit when I did I for sure would not be here now.

  • @Mscookie3131
    @Mscookie3131 8 років тому +13

    This video irritated me because I thought it was for alcoholics...This video is about some crazy college kids that fucking drink too much and will most likely get over it once they graduate or start working in the real world. The title was clearly click bait.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +20

      If you're an alcoholic UA-cam isn't the best place to find a solution, seek professional help.

    • @6CAT736
      @6CAT736 7 років тому +1

      Snowtrueman i hope you get treatment sounds like you need it.I drank for many years it gets worse if left untreated.Been sober now many years good luck to you Bro

  • @gb1421
    @gb1421 6 років тому +1

    Quitting alcohol is just as much a spiritual battle as it is a pyhsical one. Its litterally like you have spirits coming out of you while you quit and not all of them are friendly. Especially if you were a heavy drinker

  • @Chester781
    @Chester781 6 років тому +1

    gradually quit early to mid 2017,quit since october 2017. Never regretted it. I feel the same way you do I used alcohol to hide insecurities. I am more confident now than I ever was while drinking

  • @seagullpoet
    @seagullpoet 4 роки тому +1

    This guy is pretty good shooting from the hip so honestly.

  • @ortegaentertainment9142
    @ortegaentertainment9142 5 років тому +2

    139 days sober... I like this video

  • @Immortalsoul669
    @Immortalsoul669 5 років тому +1

    I Just wanna get muscles and drinking a few beers everyday aint helping it holding me back

  • @wturner777
    @wturner777 6 років тому +1

    The reason for my drinking is to cope with my low-key depression. It's complicated. I desperately need to stop, but it's easier said than done. I often said to myself "no more drinking" and even attempted sobriety on my own but I always feel this emptiness, like something's missing or something. I find it hard to stop even after a hangover. It's clear I can't do this alone. I need professional help.

    • @bklynboyeny
      @bklynboyeny 5 років тому +1

      Willie Turner
      I’m going through the same thing. You just described me. I too struggle with feelings of emptiness and depression.

  • @Newbport849
    @Newbport849 5 років тому +1

    I've ruined every good relationship I had due to angry drunk episodes. Sad but true.

    • @ghtbb
      @ghtbb 4 роки тому

      Same man, I had everything going good a house together I was planning on getting engaged. I was sober for about 2 months and started drinking heavy daily again. I could see the look of disappointment on her face and everything ended after a big arguement. A month sober today and looking to never drink again.
      Keep me updated or just chat if your ever on best of luck!

  • @WashingtonFernandes
    @WashingtonFernandes 4 роки тому +1

    I'm drunk!!!!!

  • @GirlMomma
    @GirlMomma 5 років тому +1

    My good friend was found dead in her car, she drank herself to death in the Walmart parking lot almost a month ago. I am 21 days clean today. It's not a joke folks, it can and will literally kill you. Good luck and prayers to everyone, you guys can do this, we can do this! You are worthy, you are loved and you deserve to live a happy life. Each and everyone of us.💜

  • @prshr6145
    @prshr6145 5 років тому +2

    “ please drink responsibly..here’s a 30 pack on sale”
    If I want to drink I just get some food, that helps a lot.

  • @DangerSilent
    @DangerSilent 6 років тому

    I’ve been drinking a lot for about a decade, and I just see my productivity get less and less, especially with my band... because I always feel like shit, cause I’m always hungover. For the past 5 years, I’ve pretty much had a full bottle of hard liquor every day. I’m just worried if I can stop drinking by myself cold turkey, without my withdrawls getting to bad and kill me. I’m trying to taper off. It’s tough. I have crazy shakes and anxiety all the time.

  • @visi2tirana
    @visi2tirana 6 років тому +2

    I'm tired of alcohol controlling my mind and body ... Its good to hear I'm not the only one trying to quit , it's like you have my back guys and so i have yours Thank You

  • @صادقجمالالدين
    @صادقجمالالدين 7 років тому +1

    I am very proud of my religion Islam, which made all this alcoholic drinks forbidden and prohibited and protected us from all these harmful drinks. My good is the creator of us and knows what bring harm to us so that our great creator made this prohibited for every Muslim . "يأيها الذين آمنوا إنما الخمر والميسر والانصاب والأزلام رجز من عمل الشيطان فاجتنبوه لعلكم تفلحون" قال الله تعالى

    • @roni910
      @roni910 6 років тому

      Is smoking haram?

  • @powerofwords149
    @powerofwords149 4 роки тому

    What an inspiration! Keep doing such videos. Hope alteast 50% of 'em stopped drinking.
    #PowerOfWords

  • @Mr_Valentin.
    @Mr_Valentin. 6 років тому +2

    I once deliberately made my self very thirsty just to justify my alcohol drinking that day

  • @008DREW
    @008DREW 8 років тому +1

    I'm a severe alcoholic... I don't have any anger, but I am being dragged to the bottom of the ocean.
    I WANT TO QUIT SO FUCKING BAD. I can't be the person who doesn't crave a beer. I LOVE ALCOHOL.
    I started when I was young and now I'm 25, but FUCK DUDE.. I need to quit.
    I've embarrassed myself and almost killed myself from alcohol. Literally drowning in my sleep... Thanks for your words, but I need more information because I can't do it and I won't be those AA clean drunks who use the bible - it's not me. I do want to maximize my potential in life because it's hindered me so much I'm actually wanting to die. I'm drunk now, but I quit school and my shitty job to drink full time...... It's a shit life. I need to stop.

    • @MarioTomicOfficial
      @MarioTomicOfficial  8 років тому +3

      Awareness is step 1.

    • @DAFLORIDAMANWITHNOTAN
      @DAFLORIDAMANWITHNOTAN 8 років тому

      I'm the same,no anger and low tolerance but I've blocked out twice.any idea

    • @008DREW
      @008DREW 8 років тому

      I've realized I've been trying to commit suicide by drinking... It's something I need to stop or get done with it. All of my friendships are based off my alcoholism and it's a sad thing, but without it life would be boring.

    • @theunknownuser0429
      @theunknownuser0429 8 років тому

      i agree dude im an alcoholic and im only 19 seriously no anger isues but i cant stop drinking pls help

  • @chrisbrown6970
    @chrisbrown6970 6 років тому +1

    I stab myself everytime I drink . The next day I dont remember doing it and I have a bad wound. Im desperate to stop. Im grabing every video and book and going to aa . and I am taking it day by day everday I dont drink is a good day . i usually dont drink everyday its so sparatic that its hard to pin point a triggir or be prepared for when its going to happen. If you are a praying person please pray for me and im praying for everyone as well .thank you

    • @Saltysweet69
      @Saltysweet69 6 років тому +1

      PLEASE go to detox!!! If working, "you have the flu". Get ANY doctor to sign off. No Joke! That way you'll have a few days to go to detox and, well ... DETOX.
      Then follow up after with outpatient. Praying for you! P.S. right there with ya! Going within next couple of days. SOOO sick of the B.S. YOU. GOT THIS. :^)

    • @chrisbrown6970
      @chrisbrown6970 6 років тому +1

      Stikkysweet69 im praying for you to . thank you for the support . you got this too . were strong we both can do this 💙

    • @Saltysweet69
      @Saltysweet69 6 років тому +1

      Thank you, Chris!

  • @yogib668
    @yogib668 6 років тому +1

    First. Remove the source of temptation. That includes giving up frnds, not keeping any alcohol at home, avoiding parties and weddings, even changing the route to work.
    Second, Remove the triggers. It cud be anything that pushes u towards alcohol. Cud be just boredom, a movie, television, even family members. I hav developed the habit of reading a gud book in the evening wen the urge starts.
    3rd, realise that moderation is not the way. If it was, u wudnt be here in the first place.Right? So keep telling urselves, "NOT ONE MORE DROP".

  • @sikconethegreat
    @sikconethegreat 6 років тому

    Been drinking since 22 I'm 30 I drink every 7 days, but I binge drink for 2 to 3 days, after I get a buzz I always end up doing cocaine and there it goes I drink for 2 or 3 days. I'm tired of this. I don't want to lose my kids or them hating me cuz of it. Don't want to disappoint my family and friends.