Nobody Googles "am I an alcoholic?" because everything is fine. If you're asking the question, something in you already knows. You don't need a label. You don't need a plan. You just need to stop igno...

When I stopped drinking, I expected one thing — that my life would change. I didn’t expect how quickly the reactions around me would change too.

MutedCulture is a written archive of addiction, rebellion, and the human condition. The essays are a personal exploration of recovery and the psychology behind it, written for those still caught its crossfire; where addiction and survival blur together. Click to read MutedCulture: A Recovery Diary, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

Why the hardest part of quitting alcohol isn’t cravings — it’s the silence that comes after

Když se rozhodneš přestat pít, připravuješ se na boj s chutí. Na třes. Na absťák. Na odmítání panáků na oslavě.

A guide for those who feel like they can’t take it anymore

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This meta-analysis synthesizes findings about spirituality and alcohol and other drug use to estimate the overall effect size of the associated risk reduction.

The difference between a man in a suit and a man on a bench is often just time.

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A guide for those who feel like they can’t take it anymore

Alcohol rarely destroys lives in the beginning. The real danger is that, at first, it works.

A Peer Recovery Support Specialist is not a therapist or a doctor. They are someone with lived experience who, for that very reason, can help in a completely different way.

A recovering alcoholic's perspective on addiction, the mind, and 13 years of sobriety. Click to read Alcohol Exists, by Petr Motl, a Substack publication. Launched 7 days ago.