08-12-2020, 01:13 PM
Some people do understand their dependency on alcohol and they have expressed the same knowing that I've quit it altogether. I've had people tell me to keep it in "moderation" and I've tried explaining that it is not about denying myself of any sort of pleasure. The majority, however, had been impressed and mighty respectful of my decision. It is what it is now and alcohol doesn't play any part in my life anymore, and I am happy with that. Even better if I'll never feel the need to drink alcohol again 
I do plan to stick to the sub for the entirety of 8 months. It is usually difficult for me to stick to a single stager for more than a month or two, but I have tons of motivation to continue with this sub.
Rode a bike today for a reasonable distance. I haven't really driven one before more than a couple of hundred meters (not counting my decade-old automatic scooter) due to beginner troubles with gear shifting and unreasonable braking. But I borrowed my cousin's bike for a ride and did extremely well except a minor hiccup or two. As with everything else, a stress-free experience. It's not that I didn't know how to ride a bike, but never believed I could ride one before putting many hours perfecting gear shifts. What can I say, happy with this little progress.
I do plan to stick to the sub for the entirety of 8 months. It is usually difficult for me to stick to a single stager for more than a month or two, but I have tons of motivation to continue with this sub.
Rode a bike today for a reasonable distance. I haven't really driven one before more than a couple of hundred meters (not counting my decade-old automatic scooter) due to beginner troubles with gear shifting and unreasonable braking. But I borrowed my cousin's bike for a ride and did extremely well except a minor hiccup or two. As with everything else, a stress-free experience. It's not that I didn't know how to ride a bike, but never believed I could ride one before putting many hours perfecting gear shifts. What can I say, happy with this little progress.
