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Tucker Carlson and Theo Von had one of the most honest, raw conversations about addiction and sobriety I’ve heard in a long time. Theo shared that he was 18 months sober from cocaine at the time of the interview (October 2023), mainly because fentanyl had made the drug too dangerous. Tucker opened up about his own 21-year journey with a “modified” version of sobriety. Both spoke with zero judgment and plenty of dark humor about how brutal those early weeks are and how hard it is to sit with your own thoughts without a crutch. Theo is still sober today — and that kind of long-term commitment is seriously impressive. In a world where drugs keep getting more lethal, hearing high-profile people talk openly about getting clean removes shame and shows it’s possible. I have a lot of respect for both of them. Theo and Tucker are genuinely inspiring — they faced their demons head-on and did the hard work to build better lives. It takes real strength to admit when something controls you and then change it. Who’s someone whose sobriety or recovery journey has inspired you?
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Tucker Carlson and Theo Von had one of the most honest, raw conversations about addiction and sobriety I’ve heard in a long time. Theo shared that he was 18 months sober from cocaine at the time of the interview (October 2023), mainly because fentanyl had made the drug too dangerous. Tucker opened up about his own 21-year journey with a “modified” version of sobriety. Both spoke with zero judgment and plenty of dark humor about how brutal those early weeks are and how hard it is to sit with your own thoughts without a crutch. Theo is still sober today — and that kind of long-term commitment is seriously impressive. In a world where drugs keep getting more lethal, hearing high-profile people talk openly about getting clean removes shame and shows it’s possible. I have a lot of respect for both of them. Theo and Tucker are genuinely inspiring — they faced their demons head-on and did the hard work to build better lives. It takes real strength to admit when something controls you and then change it. Who’s someone whose sobriety or recovery journey has inspired you?

Camus

349,633 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Today im 800 days sober, sobriety has given me the best year of my life this year and I want to share it with you. This year I’ve sold out 49 shows to over 30,000 people on my stand up comedy tour, set up and opened a gym, a comedy club, podcast studio & restaurant, set up and official charity, became happier, given lots of people jobs, become healthier and fitter and welcomed a brand new baby into our family. I wanted to share that change is possible and how much just 1 year of focus can change your life. I really hope this reaches the right person and inspires some positive change. I know how it feels to be stuck in the darkness. Merry Xmas. #sober #mentalhealth #mensmentalhealth #sobriety #addiction
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Today im 800 days sober, sobriety has given me the best year of my life this year and I want to share it with you. This year I’ve sold out 49 shows to over 30,000 people on my stand up comedy tour, set up and opened a gym, a comedy club, podcast studio & restaurant, set up and official charity, became happier, given lots of people jobs, become healthier and fitter and welcomed a brand new baby into our family. I wanted to share that change is possible and how much just 1 year of focus can change your life. I really hope this reaches the right person and inspires some positive change. I know how it feels to be stuck in the darkness. Merry Xmas. #sober #mentalhealth #mensmentalhealth #sobriety #addiction

Daniel O’Reilly

152,480 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Polo G says he’s been sober and a vegan for seven months. On Monday (Dec. 1), the rapper appeared on a livestream with DDG and revealed the change in his lifestyle. He shared that he hasn’t drank or smoked in that time. “I fuck with it,” Polo says of being vegan. “It feel different, though. Like my homies, I get around my homies and they still eat meat and they be trolling me... I I feel like I need to have [a chef] ’cause it ain’t that many places that cater the vegan food.” The Chicago rhymer says his mind is “way clear” and he has more control than he had before. “I just process my thoughts better,” he shared. He’s also working out daily, focusing on cardio-based routines to get his wind up.
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Polo G says he’s been sober and a vegan for seven months. On Monday (Dec. 1), the rapper appeared on a livestream with DDG and revealed the change in his lifestyle. He shared that he hasn’t drank or smoked in that time. “I fuck with it,” Polo says of being vegan. “It feel different, though. Like my homies, I get around my homies and they still eat meat and they be trolling me... I I feel like I need to have [a chef] ’cause it ain’t that many places that cater the vegan food.” The Chicago rhymer says his mind is “way clear” and he has more control than he had before. “I just process my thoughts better,” he shared. He’s also working out daily, focusing on cardio-based routines to get his wind up.

XXL Magazine

207,180 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Tucker Carlson quit drinking cold turkey while anchoring on CNN — and it was brutal. On Theo Von’s podcast, he opened up about it: shaking hands, insane anxiety, heart palpitations, sweating… he didn’t realize he was going through serious withdrawal. He did it completely alone at home, no rehab, no meetings, no 12-step program. He’s Swedish, and mentioned how alcoholism runs higher in northern European genetics. The first few months were hell, but after about six months he felt better than ever. He’s been sober ever since and says it was one of the best decisions he’s made. Hearing someone like Tucker describe the raw reality of quitting makes it feel more human. Addiction doesn’t care how successful or put-together you look on the outside. So many people struggle with alcohol in silence, especially high-functioning types. His story shows it’s possible to get clean even when it feels impossible — and that life on the other side can be much better. Have you (or someone close) ever had to quit something hard like alcohol? What was the hardest part?
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Tucker Carlson quit drinking cold turkey while anchoring on CNN — and it was brutal. On Theo Von’s podcast, he opened up about it: shaking hands, insane anxiety, heart palpitations, sweating… he didn’t realize he was going through serious withdrawal. He did it completely alone at home, no rehab, no meetings, no 12-step program. He’s Swedish, and mentioned how alcoholism runs higher in northern European genetics. The first few months were hell, but after about six months he felt better than ever. He’s been sober ever since and says it was one of the best decisions he’s made. Hearing someone like Tucker describe the raw reality of quitting makes it feel more human. Addiction doesn’t care how successful or put-together you look on the outside. So many people struggle with alcohol in silence, especially high-functioning types. His story shows it’s possible to get clean even when it feels impossible — and that life on the other side can be much better. Have you (or someone close) ever had to quit something hard like alcohol? What was the hardest part?

Camus

955,817 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

The harsh reality of being sober: Is this the end of fun? I don’t think so. But it’s going to take me a while to figure out how to be sober in a party and festival world where I’ve spent most of my life getting after it. My sober break was just gonna be November. Then December. Then just until Friendship Cruise. But as it got closer, something shifted. I realized I didn’t need a break. I needed to actually heal. So now my goal is all of 2026 sober. For most of my adult life, I’ve used alcohol and substances to push the vibe, push myself, and push the party. I don’t think I’m an addict, but years of partying has messed with my memory and focus, and that scares me. This is the most important year of my life. I’m going to heal my mind, release more music than ever, show up online like I actually give a shit, build community in new ways, get strong and healthy, and be the best dad and husband I can be. It’s gonna be hard as fuck, but I know it’ll be worth it ✌️💗
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The harsh reality of being sober: Is this the end of fun? I don’t think so. But it’s going to take me a while to figure out how to be sober in a party and festival world where I’ve spent most of my life getting after it. My sober break was just gonna be November. Then December. Then just until Friendship Cruise. But as it got closer, something shifted. I realized I didn’t need a break. I needed to actually heal. So now my goal is all of 2026 sober. For most of my adult life, I’ve used alcohol and substances to push the vibe, push myself, and push the party. I don’t think I’m an addict, but years of partying has messed with my memory and focus, and that scares me. This is the most important year of my life. I’m going to heal my mind, release more music than ever, show up online like I actually give a shit, build community in new ways, get strong and healthy, and be the best dad and husband I can be. It’s gonna be hard as fuck, but I know it’ll be worth it ✌️💗

Mikey Lion

71,596 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

American is in a self driving Waymo When he got in he realized the estimated time to his destination is way longer than it should be The Waymo is taking him in opposite directions, is circling random parking lots and won’t listen to him He’s calling support form inside the Waymo and the only option they have is to have him get out and book an Uber and they’ll refund him But now he’s in the middle of nowhere on a highway…. It was only supposed to take 7 minutes to get home but the trip is now 40+ minutes in the Waymo…. And now they want him to just get out and book an Uber At the end of the video he shows the Waymo vehicle screen, there is another 28 minutes until her gets to his destination He says he won’t be taking another driverless vehicle. I agree, I wouldn’t get into a Waymo either Rumor has it he’s still in the Waymo…..
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American is in a self driving Waymo When he got in he realized the estimated time to his destination is way longer than it should be The Waymo is taking him in opposite directions, is circling random parking lots and won’t listen to him He’s calling support form inside the Waymo and the only option they have is to have him get out and book an Uber and they’ll refund him But now he’s in the middle of nowhere on a highway…. It was only supposed to take 7 minutes to get home but the trip is now 40+ minutes in the Waymo…. And now they want him to just get out and book an Uber At the end of the video he shows the Waymo vehicle screen, there is another 28 minutes until her gets to his destination He says he won’t be taking another driverless vehicle. I agree, I wouldn’t get into a Waymo either Rumor has it he’s still in the Waymo…..

Wall Street Apes

300,266 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Theo Von gets personal on his podcast and reveals he wishes he had a wife and kids to come home to. He says he’s losing “motivation” and that there is “not a ton to do” to keep him engaged. “I think I kind of wish that there was like a family aspect in my life right now, like a wife and children. But that’s not there.” After 20 years of stand-up and reaching Joe Rogan-level success in podcasting, what Theo wants most now isn’t more money or fame. It’s a family.
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Theo Von gets personal on his podcast and reveals he wishes he had a wife and kids to come home to. He says he’s losing “motivation” and that there is “not a ton to do” to keep him engaged. “I think I kind of wish that there was like a family aspect in my life right now, like a wife and children. But that’s not there.” After 20 years of stand-up and reaching Joe Rogan-level success in podcasting, what Theo wants most now isn’t more money or fame. It’s a family.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,740,297 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Steven Tyler still sometimes misses getting high, but he won’t touch it. On Joe Rogan, the Aerosmith legend admitted: “If I do, I’ll wind up doing too much. I can’t control it.” He’s lost marriages, his kids stopped talking to him, and he got kicked out of his own band. Today in 2026, he’s still sober, calls his sponsors when the urge hits, and keeps showing up to meetings. Rock bottom doesn’t have to be the end of the story. Even after decades of fame and multiple relapses, Tyler proves it’s never too late to choose yourself every single day. Sobriety isn’t about never feeling the pull, it’s about refusing to answer it. That kind of quiet strength is more powerful than any stage performance.
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Steven Tyler still sometimes misses getting high, but he won’t touch it. On Joe Rogan, the Aerosmith legend admitted: “If I do, I’ll wind up doing too much. I can’t control it.” He’s lost marriages, his kids stopped talking to him, and he got kicked out of his own band. Today in 2026, he’s still sober, calls his sponsors when the urge hits, and keeps showing up to meetings. Rock bottom doesn’t have to be the end of the story. Even after decades of fame and multiple relapses, Tyler proves it’s never too late to choose yourself every single day. Sobriety isn’t about never feeling the pull, it’s about refusing to answer it. That kind of quiet strength is more powerful than any stage performance.

Camus

1,391,460 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Hunter Biden says he was 7 years sober when a Bloody Mary cart rolled up to his seat and he was the only one in business class. That’s the moment he relapsed “I’m on a plane, it was 2010, I’m coming back from a business trip in Europe. Clean. It’s over. I’d been upgraded to business class, but I was the only one in there” “And she comes by with a cart, and it’s a Bloody Mary cart. A full Bloody Mary cart. And I swear to God, you know what went through my head?” “One of my counselors at Crossroads had told me a story about how he’d been sober for seven years, and he had a drink on a plane on his way to DC from the West Coast… and he woke up in Indianapolis, Indiana, in a motel” “I’m like, Maybe I should try this. But I did. I had a drink. And of course… I didn’t have one Bloody Mary on that plane. I came and told people in my group I had six” “So I got off the plane, went to a liquor store on the way home, picked up a fifth of Smirnoff in that plastic bottle, and put it in my bag”
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Hunter Biden says he was 7 years sober when a Bloody Mary cart rolled up to his seat and he was the only one in business class. That’s the moment he relapsed “I’m on a plane, it was 2010, I’m coming back from a business trip in Europe. Clean. It’s over. I’d been upgraded to business class, but I was the only one in there” “And she comes by with a cart, and it’s a Bloody Mary cart. A full Bloody Mary cart. And I swear to God, you know what went through my head?” “One of my counselors at Crossroads had told me a story about how he’d been sober for seven years, and he had a drink on a plane on his way to DC from the West Coast… and he woke up in Indianapolis, Indiana, in a motel” “I’m like, Maybe I should try this. But I did. I had a drink. And of course… I didn’t have one Bloody Mary on that plane. I came and told people in my group I had six” “So I got off the plane, went to a liquor store on the way home, picked up a fifth of Smirnoff in that plastic bottle, and put it in my bag”

katsu

2,833,021 görüntüleme • 15 gün önce

9 years sober today for my wife, brittany horschel. Amazing to see the transformation over the last 9 years. So proud of her!! 💪❤️ The message I have for anyone who is struggling with addiction is, it’s possible. Millions of ppl have made the choice before you, that they are tired of letting their addiction ruin their life and that they want to live a sober lifestyle now. There’s groups, rehabs, therapists, wherever you live that will help you get sober. But you have to take the first step on the path of sobriety. Wherever I go, I come across people that let me know that they are sober. And they tell me it’s the best decision they ever made for themelves. They are living a healthier lifestyle, enjoying life now more than ever before. It’s amazing to hear their stories and how many days, months, years that they have been sober. So it’s possible! You and only you, can take that first step! Then there will be people willing to take the continuous steps with you after. HorschelFamilyFdtn
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9 years sober today for my wife, brittany horschel. Amazing to see the transformation over the last 9 years. So proud of her!! 💪❤️ The message I have for anyone who is struggling with addiction is, it’s possible. Millions of ppl have made the choice before you, that they are tired of letting their addiction ruin their life and that they want to live a sober lifestyle now. There’s groups, rehabs, therapists, wherever you live that will help you get sober. But you have to take the first step on the path of sobriety. Wherever I go, I come across people that let me know that they are sober. And they tell me it’s the best decision they ever made for themelves. They are living a healthier lifestyle, enjoying life now more than ever before. It’s amazing to hear their stories and how many days, months, years that they have been sober. So it’s possible! You and only you, can take that first step! Then there will be people willing to take the continuous steps with you after. HorschelFamilyFdtn

Billy Horschel

754,342 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Josh Brolin says staying sober only worked once he made sobriety more exciting than the life alcohol gave him. “My job is to make sobriety more fun than my greatest romance with drinking.” “I loved to drink. It was like gasoline. It was fuel.” “I wasn’t someone who could just sip a drink watching TV.” “I’ve been banned from almost every bar on Main Street.” “After one drink, I never knew which version of myself was going to show up.” “Some people had the best night of their lives with me.” “Other people watched me completely change.” “That doesn’t happen anymore, and I’m grateful for it.” “When I got sober, I was willing to lose everything to make it my top priority.” “Only after that could I start building the life I actually wanted.”
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Josh Brolin says staying sober only worked once he made sobriety more exciting than the life alcohol gave him. “My job is to make sobriety more fun than my greatest romance with drinking.” “I loved to drink. It was like gasoline. It was fuel.” “I wasn’t someone who could just sip a drink watching TV.” “I’ve been banned from almost every bar on Main Street.” “After one drink, I never knew which version of myself was going to show up.” “Some people had the best night of their lives with me.” “Other people watched me completely change.” “That doesn’t happen anymore, and I’m grateful for it.” “When I got sober, I was willing to lose everything to make it my top priority.” “Only after that could I start building the life I actually wanted.”

KΞRL_✂️

2,033,819 görüntüleme • 14 gün önce

Carlo Ancelotti on Jude Bellingham : “I think he’s a fantastic, talented player who’s physically strong. To arrive in the box in the right time, He’s doing really well and he had the problem with his shoulder, He was out for few months and now HE IS BACK. No question mark, but why you have to put question mark on Bellingham? I’m never had a problem with Jude about his attitude, He is really professional, serious and works hard in training, no complain at all.”
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Carlo Ancelotti on Jude Bellingham : “I think he’s a fantastic, talented player who’s physically strong. To arrive in the box in the right time, He’s doing really well and he had the problem with his shoulder, He was out for few months and now HE IS BACK. No question mark, but why you have to put question mark on Bellingham? I’m never had a problem with Jude about his attitude, He is really professional, serious and works hard in training, no complain at all.”

Ria

193,023 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Shia LaBeouf says he had 597 days sober and brought his dad home from a cocaine farm in Costa Rica — his dad now has 5 and a half months of sobriety "And I done a world press-tour about how f*cked he was as a man. Honey Boy is basically like a big woe is me story about how f***ed my father is. And I wronged him.” "I remember getting on a phone with him, and him being all like 'I never read this stuff in the script you sent, you know because I didn't put that sh*t in there you know." "I was bullshiting you know, I was just trying to get him to sign this piece of paper. He thought I was going to tell the story like Braveheart, and I didn't... I turned a knob on some sh*t that wasn't real." "My dad never hit me. He spanked me once, one time. And the story that gets painted on Honey Boy is like this dude was like abusing his kid all the time." "My dad tried to keep me from smoking ciggarettes, that's when he spanked me, he found me smoking ciggarettes in the shower - he pulled me out and he spanked me." “My dad was living in Costa Rica on his f***ing cocaine farm at the time, you know. Living with a bunch of Nicaraguans.” “He said, 'I want to come home.'” “My dad in the doctor's office looks at me and goes, 'I think I want to get sober.'”
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Shia LaBeouf says he had 597 days sober and brought his dad home from a cocaine farm in Costa Rica — his dad now has 5 and a half months of sobriety "And I done a world press-tour about how f*cked he was as a man. Honey Boy is basically like a big woe is me story about how f***ed my father is. And I wronged him.” "I remember getting on a phone with him, and him being all like 'I never read this stuff in the script you sent, you know because I didn't put that sh*t in there you know." "I was bullshiting you know, I was just trying to get him to sign this piece of paper. He thought I was going to tell the story like Braveheart, and I didn't... I turned a knob on some sh*t that wasn't real." "My dad never hit me. He spanked me once, one time. And the story that gets painted on Honey Boy is like this dude was like abusing his kid all the time." "My dad tried to keep me from smoking ciggarettes, that's when he spanked me, he found me smoking ciggarettes in the shower - he pulled me out and he spanked me." “My dad was living in Costa Rica on his f***ing cocaine farm at the time, you know. Living with a bunch of Nicaraguans.” “He said, 'I want to come home.'” “My dad in the doctor's office looks at me and goes, 'I think I want to get sober.'”

ramagazzi

4,804,307 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce

Day 134 Sober 🙏 Just hit 2 weeks in sober living and things are going great. Roommates are solid, I’m settling into a strong routine: prayer every morning and night, work during the week, meetings in the evenings, YMCA workouts in between, and relaxing when I can. It’s surreal how good I feel. A couple years ago I had the material stuff—good money, nice things—and I was miserable. Blew it all up chasing that old life. Now? I don’t have much in terms of stuff… and it doesn’t matter. I’ve got a clear mind, I’m on the right path, and God is walking this with me. That’s the real power. The rest will come in time. For now I’m grinding every day, investing in myself, becoming the best version I can be—so when the right special lady comes along, I’ll be ready to build something real. My birthday is this Sunday. Weird feeling knowing every one since I was 19 was wrecked by alcohol and drugs. This year I’m sober, present, and grateful. Not sure on plans yet—dinner with the housemates for sure, and some time with my mom and dad. I cherish every moment with them now. The promises of recovery are starting to show up early because I’m finally willing to do whatever it takes. No more self-will running the show. I’m just a regular guy getting his life back one day at a time… and it feels damn good. Your life is worth saving. If I can do this, you can too. You just gotta want it bad enough. You owe it to yourself to try. DMs always open if you need someone to talk to. #RebuildingSober #OneDayAtATime #Recovery #SoberLiving
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Day 134 Sober 🙏 Just hit 2 weeks in sober living and things are going great. Roommates are solid, I’m settling into a strong routine: prayer every morning and night, work during the week, meetings in the evenings, YMCA workouts in between, and relaxing when I can. It’s surreal how good I feel. A couple years ago I had the material stuff—good money, nice things—and I was miserable. Blew it all up chasing that old life. Now? I don’t have much in terms of stuff… and it doesn’t matter. I’ve got a clear mind, I’m on the right path, and God is walking this with me. That’s the real power. The rest will come in time. For now I’m grinding every day, investing in myself, becoming the best version I can be—so when the right special lady comes along, I’ll be ready to build something real. My birthday is this Sunday. Weird feeling knowing every one since I was 19 was wrecked by alcohol and drugs. This year I’m sober, present, and grateful. Not sure on plans yet—dinner with the housemates for sure, and some time with my mom and dad. I cherish every moment with them now. The promises of recovery are starting to show up early because I’m finally willing to do whatever it takes. No more self-will running the show. I’m just a regular guy getting his life back one day at a time… and it feels damn good. Your life is worth saving. If I can do this, you can too. You just gotta want it bad enough. You owe it to yourself to try. DMs always open if you need someone to talk to. #RebuildingSober #OneDayAtATime #Recovery #SoberLiving

Brady

20,338 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

Gary Payton on when he knew Dwyane Wade was “him” and says he reminded him of Kobe Bryant 👀 “The year before when they ECF when they lost. I watched that. This lil kid has a lil spunk to him but he just don’t have the people to guide him the right way. When we got here I watched him in practice and how he worked, he reminded me of Kobe a lot. He’d get in there and put in his extra work. We were playing games and he had 3 games where he had 30 or more. I was like ‘we have to understand that this is him. This is his basketball team.’ I had a meeting with Posey, I had a meaning with Antoine. I said ‘yall know this kid can go, he’s the one.’ They agreed with it. Only person we had to overtake was Shaq. He bit in” (Via Miami HEAT)
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Gary Payton on when he knew Dwyane Wade was “him” and says he reminded him of Kobe Bryant 👀 “The year before when they ECF when they lost. I watched that. This lil kid has a lil spunk to him but he just don’t have the people to guide him the right way. When we got here I watched him in practice and how he worked, he reminded me of Kobe a lot. He’d get in there and put in his extra work. We were playing games and he had 3 games where he had 30 or more. I was like ‘we have to understand that this is him. This is his basketball team.’ I had a meeting with Posey, I had a meaning with Antoine. I said ‘yall know this kid can go, he’s the one.’ They agreed with it. Only person we had to overtake was Shaq. He bit in” (Via Miami HEAT)

Heat Central

255,006 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Philip Seymour Hoffman on getting sober at 22: In this interview, Hoffman is asked about his decision to stop drinking and using drugs. The interviewer notes he went into rehab early, at 25. Hoffman corrects him. "I got sober. I was 22 years old." When asked whether it was drugs or alcohol, he doesn't hedge: "Yes. All that stuff. Anything I get my hands on. I liked it all." Then the interviewer asks the real question: Why did he decide to stop? His answer comes down to a single word, repeated: "You get panicked. You get panicked. I was 22 and I got panicked for my life." He's careful not to dramatise it. But he explains what that panic was really about. It wasn't abstract. It was the fear that the life he wanted was slipping out of reach: "Whatever I was doing made me worry if I was going to be able to do the things I wanted to do with my life. And I was putting myself in situations and predicaments that were dangerous." What stayed with him, even years later, was the clarity of that moment at 22: "I do remember thinking there's things I want to do, you know, there's things I want to do and I'm not going to do them. If I keep doing this, it's not going to happen."
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Philip Seymour Hoffman on getting sober at 22: In this interview, Hoffman is asked about his decision to stop drinking and using drugs. The interviewer notes he went into rehab early, at 25. Hoffman corrects him. "I got sober. I was 22 years old." When asked whether it was drugs or alcohol, he doesn't hedge: "Yes. All that stuff. Anything I get my hands on. I liked it all." Then the interviewer asks the real question: Why did he decide to stop? His answer comes down to a single word, repeated: "You get panicked. You get panicked. I was 22 and I got panicked for my life." He's careful not to dramatise it. But he explains what that panic was really about. It wasn't abstract. It was the fear that the life he wanted was slipping out of reach: "Whatever I was doing made me worry if I was going to be able to do the things I wanted to do with my life. And I was putting myself in situations and predicaments that were dangerous." What stayed with him, even years later, was the clarity of that moment at 22: "I do remember thinking there's things I want to do, you know, there's things I want to do and I'm not going to do them. If I keep doing this, it's not going to happen."

History Nerd

94,949 görüntüleme • 27 gün önce

A man is getting dinner at a Hibachi restaurant with his family. When the chef cooks their food, he reveals he brought his own tortillas to wrap his food. He throws them on the grill to warm them up. I’ve seen people bring Tupperware to a restaurant and eat out of it. I know that can be frowned upon or even considered tacky, but it’s not violating any real health codes. This man took tortillas out of a bag he packed himself with his bare hands. He then cross contaminated the grill with his own food from home. There’s no telling what germs or bacteria is on them. Who knows if he set them on a counter that had fresh chicken or other meats on it. My opinion may be extreme but I don’t feel this should be allowed as he’s now exposing everyone else at that table to possible contamination. Back in high school when I used to work at a pizza place, we had people with half eaten sandwiches from eating their order in the car asking us to microwave their food again and putting it on the counter. I always told them no because they already ate off of it, it wasn’t sanitary and I wasn’t going to take that risk.
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A man is getting dinner at a Hibachi restaurant with his family. When the chef cooks their food, he reveals he brought his own tortillas to wrap his food. He throws them on the grill to warm them up. I’ve seen people bring Tupperware to a restaurant and eat out of it. I know that can be frowned upon or even considered tacky, but it’s not violating any real health codes. This man took tortillas out of a bag he packed himself with his bare hands. He then cross contaminated the grill with his own food from home. There’s no telling what germs or bacteria is on them. Who knows if he set them on a counter that had fresh chicken or other meats on it. My opinion may be extreme but I don’t feel this should be allowed as he’s now exposing everyone else at that table to possible contamination. Back in high school when I used to work at a pizza place, we had people with half eaten sandwiches from eating their order in the car asking us to microwave their food again and putting it on the counter. I always told them no because they already ate off of it, it wasn’t sanitary and I wasn’t going to take that risk.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

124,813 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Watching this interview clip back from London Beautiful Life gave me a lump in my throat. I didn’t recognize myself. Not just because I look a million times healthier, but because three years ago, there’s no way I could’ve spoken like this. My brain didn’t work this way. Before sobriety, I was drowning in anxiety, worry, and self-doubt. Every time I stepped in front of a camera, every time I spoke to someone, I’d hide behind a character—usually Dapper Laughs. I wasn’t listening to the questions or connecting with people. I was just trying to be funny because I was too scared to be me. My message is clear: change is possible, accountability is key, at Men & Their Emotions we are dedicated to reshaping vulnerability as strength. I’ve been sober for two years and ten months & 19 days, and sharing my journey online wasn’t just a choice—it was a necessity. As a content creator, I knew that if I wanted to stick with sobriety, I had to make it my life. I started talking about my struggles with mental health and addiction, not because I had all the answers, but because being open is what saved my life. I had no idea my words would touch so many people. For that, I’m proud. To anyone going through something tough right now: you will get through it. And when you do, your story can help someone else. Keep going. Seeing myself in this video, speaking my truth so clearly, and hearing that it’s helping others—it fills my heart with happiness. I’m proud of the man I see here. He’s real, he’s raw, and he’s not he’s not afraid anymore. I owe every bit of this change to my incredible wife. Thank you for pushing me away when I needed to face myself, and for standing by me, even when you were still hurting, so I could find my way to recovery. You believed in me when I couldn’t believe in myself. To anyone reading this, know that your struggles don’t define you—they shape you. Be honest with yourself, take accountability, and don’t be afraid to show your real self to the world. Your vulnerability is your power. Keep fighting, because the person you’re becoming is worth it ❤️ #addiction #sober #sobriety #mentalhealth #mensmentalhealth
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Watching this interview clip back from London Beautiful Life gave me a lump in my throat. I didn’t recognize myself. Not just because I look a million times healthier, but because three years ago, there’s no way I could’ve spoken like this. My brain didn’t work this way. Before sobriety, I was drowning in anxiety, worry, and self-doubt. Every time I stepped in front of a camera, every time I spoke to someone, I’d hide behind a character—usually Dapper Laughs. I wasn’t listening to the questions or connecting with people. I was just trying to be funny because I was too scared to be me. My message is clear: change is possible, accountability is key, at Men & Their Emotions we are dedicated to reshaping vulnerability as strength. I’ve been sober for two years and ten months & 19 days, and sharing my journey online wasn’t just a choice—it was a necessity. As a content creator, I knew that if I wanted to stick with sobriety, I had to make it my life. I started talking about my struggles with mental health and addiction, not because I had all the answers, but because being open is what saved my life. I had no idea my words would touch so many people. For that, I’m proud. To anyone going through something tough right now: you will get through it. And when you do, your story can help someone else. Keep going. Seeing myself in this video, speaking my truth so clearly, and hearing that it’s helping others—it fills my heart with happiness. I’m proud of the man I see here. He’s real, he’s raw, and he’s not he’s not afraid anymore. I owe every bit of this change to my incredible wife. Thank you for pushing me away when I needed to face myself, and for standing by me, even when you were still hurting, so I could find my way to recovery. You believed in me when I couldn’t believe in myself. To anyone reading this, know that your struggles don’t define you—they shape you. Be honest with yourself, take accountability, and don’t be afraid to show your real self to the world. Your vulnerability is your power. Keep fighting, because the person you’re becoming is worth it ❤️ #addiction #sober #sobriety #mentalhealth #mensmentalhealth

Daniel O’Reilly

284,174 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce