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IN CASE YOU hadn’t yet heard, today marks the 5th day of Sober September.
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Yep, just like Remember November and Dry January, taking part in Sober September is a surefire way to dramatically reduce your alcohol intake.
If you actually stick to it, that is.
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But if Twitter is anything to go by, it’s a lot easier to quit drinking for 30 days prior to the festive celebrations or for 30 days in the direct aftermath of them.
Choosing to go on the dry in September is proving difficult for many, not lest because a bunch of them forgot to start on the 1st of the month.
So if you had toyed with the idea of staying off the pints for the next few weeks, but aren’t sure if you could do it, meet your friends.
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was about to say shall i do sober september but then realised it’s september 2nd and i’ve already fucked it x love myself x
I’ve just heard about #SoberSeptember and thought omg I could do that!! And then I realised that I had 3 gins literally on 1st September and realised I’d failed already 🤷🏽♀️
Jake just asked me what I’m going to do next weekend to keep myself occupied since I’m not drinking for a month .... mom goes “oh she’ll be drinking by then “ thanks for the support🙄 #soberseptember#easypeasy#maybenot
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IN CASE YOU hadn’t yet heard, today marks the 5th day of Sober September.
Yep, just like Remember November and Dry January, taking part in Sober September is a surefire way to dramatically reduce your alcohol intake.
If you actually stick to it, that is.
But if Twitter is anything to go by, it’s a lot easier to quit drinking for 30 days prior to the festive celebrations or for 30 days in the direct aftermath of them.
Choosing to go on the dry in September is proving difficult for many, not lest because a bunch of them forgot to start on the 1st of the month.
So if you had toyed with the idea of staying off the pints for the next few weeks, but aren’t sure if you could do it, meet your friends.
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