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⌈ Secret Post #2392 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the OP of the sugar addiction. I have an addictive personality, and I've given up most sugar because that shit's just not healthy. Or well, I'm trying to give up sugar, at any rate.

I consume sweets like nobody's business, because it's one of the few tastes that tastes good to me. Cutting out something my body really wants is just the worst feeling in the world. I've had caffeine addiction my whole life, but sugar is a million times harder to quit than caffeine, because everything. Has. Sugar. (I don't drink/smoke/do drugs other than caffeine, specifically because my family is very prone to addiction.)

Grocery shopping is like an alcoholic going to a party where everyone is drinking. I feel like I'm exaggerating, but it's really just that bad. And, like a smoker, the first three days are the worst.

And because someone's going to comment on it: No, I'm not overweight or diabetic, and yes, I probably consume a lot more sugar than is healthy.

[(Anonymous)]

Grocery shopping is like an alcoholic going to a party where everyone is drinking. I feel like I'm exaggerating, but it's really just that bad.

Just to point out - many alcoholics in recovery can quite happily go to parties where everyone is drinking, just like we can go to the store and walk down the liquor aisle without feeling anything, or have a meal with a partner who's got a glass of wine on the go without thinking twice about it. You're really spreading some stereotypes and misinformation around in this thread, sugar-anon!

[(Anonymous)]

They did say addiction is common in their family-- maybe they know recovering alcoholics for whom that IS true?