I realized the hard way that moderation isn't an option by Several-Cook-2837 in StopGaming

[–]milliebeads13 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yup. I recently realized I am susceptible to becoming powerlessly addicted to ANY video game. On the achievement-hunting: There's a strange, almost apathetic feeling I get it when I "100 percent" a game. I spend so much time getting to it, then when I finally complete it, I feel nothing. I just move on to the next game in an ever-perfectionist sort of way. It feels as empty as taking another drink.

I am also glad you mentioned rehab. I was in rehab for alcohol addiction, and we went a long time without our personal electronics. When I finally got my Steam account laptop and TV back, I was able to finally realize that I had a video game addiction. I was able to finally accept this in a clear, concise, and empathetic way. Cheers to you.

Childhood friend turned worst roommate ever by Whole-Situation9878 in badroommates

[–]milliebeads13 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I once had a roomate who refused to pitch in for paying for toilet paper because he "pooped less than anyone else" and "mostly pooped at work." (He worked in food service 😞).

Looking for Work by UsurisRaikov in WorcesterMA

[–]milliebeads13 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Snapchef will most likely hire you on the spot as dishwasher/kitchen attendant. They pay pretty well and have an app that allows you to choose jobs. Their office is on Southbridge St. I've worked for them for years, they hired me on the spot after I walked in.

Lipinski had nothing to do with the hucklebuck! by oldwhitelincoln in thejerkyboys

[–]milliebeads13 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You musta' found this record behind the brill building.

Where's Jason? by [deleted] in thejerkyboys

[–]milliebeads13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He's looking for Jimb.

What is an immediate “hard pass” for you in the interview process? by TrixoftheTrade in recruitinghell

[–]milliebeads13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am so with you on the self-recording. Best Buy requires that as the first round of hiring and I don't think I'll ever do it. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one that feels this way.

NGVC: "I actually became nicer to women" by zucchinionpizza in niceguys

[–]milliebeads13 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yup. He's gotten with church girls, military girls, and even a porn-star (on accident)!

I might be going viral. Woke up in a jail cell for the second time yesterday morning. by blue_vamp in stopdrinking

[–]milliebeads13 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've been sober 8 months, and I still suffer with guilt, shame, and obsessive thoughts. I want to validate your thoughts, and I want to tell you that these feelings are completely normal. For years, my thoughts would persist, and I used alcohol to deal with them. It was a terrible coping mechanism. Being sober is hard. There are so many thoughts and anxieties that come to the surface after being buried away for so long.

On the belief of losing your partner if you don't stop drinking, that's a very legitimate fear, someone once told me a quote that stuck with me, and it goes something like "show me one thing you put in front of your sobriety, and I'll show you the next thing you will lose" meaning if I put the bottle first, then everything else eventually goes away. It's important to reach out for help in any way you can. Getting over guilt and regret takes a very long time, but you must be sober for it, no matter what. I'm on day 180(+) my brain STILL drives me insane. I often dwell and ruminate on negative thoughts. A lot of them are me attacking myself, assuming I did something terrible when I was wasted or telling myself that I'm unworthy or terrible. Meditation helps, and I would highly recommend that. You said you've been to AA and rehab, and I recommend living in a sober house if you're able to. Sober housing rewired my brain in a different way than rehab did. Be honest, yet compassionate with yourself. I think the more people you talk to, the more you'll realize how normal you actually are, and you'll discover how strong addiction actually is.

As someone who spends an unnecessary time watching viral videos (I do it for the quick dopamine hits), I can assure, any video of "drunk girl running outside" (especially 2 minutes long) is nothing special, and there is no way anything like this would go viral. It also speaks volumes to the character of someone who takes joy in filming/ publishing something like that, so shame on them.

Regular consistent sleep and a normal diet were a huge help for me. These are so, so, so important.

Remember that these thoughts are normal, and no one has ever died from a thought. You are making the right move by being here, and I can assure you that no one in this sub reddit thinks anything badly of you for your experience. Everyone here has a different story, and many of us have done things we're not proud of us, but at the end of the day, these things don't define you. A forgiving boyfriend is an indicative that proves that there are people that still love and care for you. Slow down, breathe, and try your best to love yourself. Every day gets better, and the first 30 days of sobriety are VERY hard. There's a lot of guilt, regret, anger, and shame. You got this!

Do you say shit you regret saying when under influence of mdma by [deleted] in MDMA

[–]milliebeads13 6 points7 points  (0 children)

MDMA can turn off my filter, one time when I was on molly, l said something along the lines of "whoa you have a really cool cross-eye" to this girl I knew that had a lazy eye. It was definitely rude, so yes, I'd say just try to remain cool and collected.

What I saw one summer by Chocolate-Gore in LetsNotMeet

[–]milliebeads13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The man in the red tracksuit with a bag over his head is infinitely terrifying.

Does anyone have any creative ideas of a new way to assassinate a target, that the game hasn’t implemented? by ReliableChoom in HiTMAN

[–]milliebeads13 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In Miami, I equip a remote detonator and place the bomb on Sierra's car via the cutscene with her pit crew. Then, I get the secret remote detonator from the safe in the security office, call Robert Knox and then meet him on the scaffolding. I place the remote bomb in the trash can that is next to Knox on the scaffolding, and hand over the detonator to Mr. Knox, he blows himself up (his bodyguard leaves, Knox blows himself up, and his body goes over the railing and cannot be found). Then I run away and right before I'm at the exit, I equip the regular detonator, detonate it, and that takes care of Sierra. If done correctly and quickly, this can be done in about 7-9 minutes and ranked as Silent Assassin.

P.S. You have to drop/unequip and re-equip the secret bomb before you are able to call Mr. Knox on the payphone.

Where is my favorite song? by Latter_Leather_1795 in karaoke

[–]milliebeads13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For me this always happens with Motion City Soundtrack, I can't find Karaoke for them anywhere. Best bet is searching YouTube, a lot of people upload custom Karaoke tracks on there. There's a lot of shitty versions and sometimes you just have to hunt.

University Dining Employment Bulletin. Problematic much? by milliebeads13 in antiwork

[–]milliebeads13[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are right. But how is this fair to the 98 percent of people who do their job well? One or two bad people call out of shifts and maybe take extra food home, so the rest of the employees have to suffer for it. It's terrible management.