u/Illustrious_City3971

Image 1 — 5 years sober, 75lbs down, and complete transformation of all my habits (32)
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5 years sober, 75lbs down, and complete transformation of all my habits (32)

5 years ago I decided I was sick of being miserable. I had a serious binge drinking problem, was not taking care of my body or eating well, and had essentially given up on myself. (First 3 photos are 2021, last three are this past month)

Today, I am proudly sober, have quit smoking too, serious about nutrition and exercise, and I am committed to taking care of my mental and physical health in every way I can.

In that time, I also completed my university degree, progressed in a career, set myself up financially, and married the most amazing person - my former self could never have fathomed the life I have today.

u/Illustrious_City3971 — 2 days ago
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Feeling like I’m not spending time correctly and thus I am a bad person

Hi all,

I am wondering if anyone struggles with feeling like you’re not spending your time correctly so you must be a bad person for not getting things done/enjoying the time enough, etc.?

For example, I am in Canada and it is a holiday long weekend here. I have been in this obsessive loop for two days that I am not spending my holiday weekend correctly and feeling like that makes me a bad person because I don’t know how to enjoy things or be present. I feel like there are so many things on my to do list (errands, gym, answering messages, housework) but then I also feel like maybe I should relax and spend some time on things I enjoy but I know that either way I will feel guilty for either not being productive enough or not enjoying time off work properly (whatever that means).

Worst of all is that I get so stuck in thinking about this that I waste so much time and then I truly haven’t been present at all. Like yesterday morning and this morning, I felt so overwhelmed by this when I woke up that I spent an extra hour laying in bed trying to figure out what to do with the day but nothing feels like the right way to spend time.

I am trying to break that by just getting up and doing SOMETHING to start my day but my head is always spinning about this moral value I place on time and being present and productivity. I would love for once to actually enjoy an extra day off work and not spend the whole day thinking about the right way to enjoy it!

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u/Illustrious_City3971 — 4 days ago