Shout Outs

haha! Noooo! I could never hate y’all! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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We do need to know your opinions on a couple things.

  1. Pie or cake?
  2. Ketchup on hot dogs?
  3. Cheesecake is actually pie.
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Ohh, I feel pressure…

  1. Cake all the way, especially if it’s cold
  2. Chili on hot dogs
  3. Cheesecake meets all requirements of the food pyramid :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
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Cheesecake cop out! It’s definitely pie!

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How is it pie?? It’s in its own category…like ice cream and sorbet are different, yet similar :thinking:

Shout out to @Longhorn for making it through a hard day!

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Thanks @Insperation I really appreciate it! Feeling better and taking day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute!

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Cold cake is the best! Especially the frosting!

Mmmmm. Cold chocolate cake with peanut butter frosting… now I’m hungry for sugar lol

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Yess! My favorite part is the cold frosting! :drooling_face::drooling_face:

I know you guys have recently been pointed out, but I just want to say that @Insperation and @beyondmythoughts have been super active on here lately, and I feel like you are going to become solid and important members of our family here!

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Aww! Thank you so much! Don’t make me cry now, I’m still trying to handle my emotions :joy:

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Cry? I’d never!

I appreciate that you’ve been so active on here. A lot of people come on here to get sober and have people give them advice. There’s nothing wrong with that. Then there’s the type of people who come on and while they work their sobriety they help others along as well.

I’ve always thought that the path to heaven, or whatever you want to call it, is not for people to claw up on their own. If you’re not helping people climb the ladder, you’re falling down it. There’s a good reason service is a focus in most sobriety programs. Addiction is a selfish disease. If we’re to break free from it, we must become humble and selfless.

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I agree 100%. And I know I’m so early in my sobriety, but I FINALLY see how much potential my life has without the substances. Everyone has been so welcoming here and I feel truly understood and respected, something that I didn’t expect to find. Everyone is so involved in everyone’s life and they are beyond invested in everyone’s sobriety, I love it. I was telling my best friend yesterday that I wish we could all go on a sobriety retreat because I feel like I know so many of you. I also don’t feel dumb asking questions or reaching out for help, which is monumental for me. So thank you for being active as well and so invested. I know you have a super busy life. :hugs:

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Busy, yes. But honestly, this forum has saved my family. If I didn’t have the community support and accountability, I’d just continue to use. Eventually my wife would get sick of me cheating on her with porn, and would divorce me. Broken home, damaged children, ruined lives.

I appreciate the others who care about my sobriety, because they’re saving everything that is precious to me in my life.

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I will say, so far, sobriety has been such a humbling experience. We truly can’t do it on our own. I am always so proud of everyone who is able to open up to others and be vulnerable enough to ask for help. It’s nice too that everyone notices when a member goes missing or if they haven’t seen them as active. We really have a great community here. I’m sure your family has seen the positive impact as well.

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I got a shoulder you can cry on buddy.

Tears of joy. The community has been adding more than it’s been losing and that’s always a win.

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@Hope0110 lost the thread youd posted on. We love you so! In a non-where the wild things are way.

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This makes my heart so happy!!! You’re amazing keep being wonderful you :slight_smile:

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Oh no not another new thread…Ice Cream or Sorbet/Sherbert or Gelato :exploding_head: