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i've been struggling with alcohol addiction for a while now, and i'm genuinely wondering if i should tell my foster mom. every time i manage to get better, i end up relapsing. when i don't drink, i start experiencing what feels like psychosis, so i feel trapped in this cycle. it's starting to make me depressed, and i don't feel like myself anymore. has anyone been through something similar or has advice?
 
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talk to your foster mom, you can also reach out online
well the problem is she always tells me when i tell her i feel bad its just a phase bla bla when she saw my almost invisible scars she told me i just did that to get attention (i hid the scars for yrs)
 
well the problem is she always tells me when i tell her i feel bad its just a phase bla bla when she saw my almost invisible scars she told me i just did that to get attention (i hid the scars for yrs)
try online, or contact your social worker
 
i've been struggling with alcohol addiction for a while now, and i'm genuinely wondering if i should tell my foster mom. every time i manage to get better, i end up relapsing. when i don't drink, i start experiencing what feels like psychosis, so i feel trapped in this cycle. it's starting to make me depressed, and i don't feel like myself anymore. has anyone been through something similar or has advice?
okay this made me feel moderately bad but itll go away in a second
 
i've been struggling with alcohol addiction for a while now, and i'm genuinely wondering if i should tell my foster mom. every time i manage to get better, i end up relapsing. when i don't drink, i start experiencing what feels like psychosis, so i feel trapped in this cycle. it's starting to make me depressed, and i don't feel like myself anymore. has anyone been through something similar or has advice?
Not specifically to this, based on neuroscience this has a reason, a certain pain in your mind, that is just buried deep

Do you think it's possible to identify it? It's hard I know, the only way out of it is to acknowledge the reason and work with it directly

Your past? Is it to push something or to run away from something? What exactly is it that causes it in the real world right before you commit the act. is there a trigger of some sort?

I've struggled with some addictions in the past the more you fight it, the more your mind is going to do it.

Might not work with you but what worked for me was to completely remove the cause (a habit might be trauma or fear in ur case), the thing that directly made me do it, and then completely forgetting about it, pretty much reaching a point where I was lying to myself that it doesn't exist and that I never did it. (Hard to explain, think of it as looking at yourself from a third perspective. As if your conscious mind was controlling a videogame character irl)

It's about facing it instead of just burying it

Ofc might not work for everyone you need fairly large awareness of how your mind functions, and regulation, in a way you need to become a "master of your mind" despite the cringy term that's what kinda worked for me.

Kinda a rant that prob won't work but it's backed by neuroscience from my scattered knowledge of it.

Btw if you need help feel free to dm
 
Not specifically to this, based on neuroscience this has a reason, a certain pain in your mind, that is just buried deep

Do you think it's possible to identify it? It's hard I know, the only way out of it is to acknowledge the reason and work with it directly

Your past? Is it to push something or to run away from something? What exactly is it that causes it in the real world right before you commit the act. is there a trigger of some sort?

I've struggled with some addictions in the past the more you fight it, the more your mind is going to do it.

Might not work with you but what worked for me was to completely remove the cause (a habit might be trauma or fear in ur case), the thing that directly made me do it, and then completely forgetting about it, pretty much reaching a point where I was lying to myself that it doesn't exist and that I never did it. (Hard to explain, think of it as looking at yourself from a third perspective. As if your conscious mind was controlling a videogame character irl)

It's about facing it instead of just burying it

Ofc might not work for everyone you need fairly large awareness of how your mind functions, and regulation, in a way you need to become a "master of your mind" despite the cringy term that's what kinda worked for me.

Kinda a rant that prob won't work but it's backed by neuroscience from my scattered knowledge of it.

Btw if you need help feel free to dm
no wonder she is doing allat, pretty high iq post but also kinda water
 

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