Juls7243 t1_j6gbwnr wrote
The thing is - you don't NEED to spend that much on supplements/protein/creative/clothing and shoes....
just a basic multivitamin, more vegetables and solid calisthenics - perfect for your health.
-Alter-Reality- t1_j6gd70s wrote
I understand that you do not NEED those things to be healthier. But I listed all the things that I personally spend money on to better make my point.
My point being that a healthy lifestyle is not cheap, and that one shouldn't quit alcohol with the idea that you will save money or else you may be discouraged and go back to the drinking.
Make the move for your health not wealth.
SeveranceZero t1_j6gsfdl wrote
It is affordable, you just swapped one addiction for another.
Vault_Master t1_j6iftbs wrote
Seems like that's the only way to truly beat an addiction. Lol
repeat_absalom t1_j6iqvok wrote
Yep, this is called “transference” and is very common with alcoholics and other addictions. Many addicts switch from alcohol/drugs to health/exercise and, of course, take it to the extreme.
Dreamforger t1_j6i39x3 wrote
I mean if you want to stop alcohol, there are a lot of good reasons. And saving money (though a weak one imo) could be one of them.
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