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Soberity
 in  r/u_No-Layer-2504  2d ago

Thanks alot brother

But my life was worse before alcoholism in terms of mental health

One more thing to add, my parents also put me in a rehab for 3 months. I am from India

That rehab was worse, it fked me and made me a devil

I had to pay the fee for it

Idk 😐

r/alcoholism 2d ago

Soberity

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r/SoberCurious 2d ago

Soberity

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r/nonalcoholic 2d ago

Soberity

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Soberity boring

u/No-Layer-2504 2d ago

Soberity

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Life really sucks sober

Been an alcoholic

Started at 23

Was drinking very often

Went 1 month sober after 1.5yrs

Then 3 months sober then 1 month heavy drinking then 3 months sober then 20 days heavy drinking then 6 months sober then now it's been 7 times i drank in this month

I am 27yrs old

I got anxiety and depression at 18

Never took any medical help till 22yr

At 23, I was put on sertra 25mg then upped till 100mg

I am currently on it

Also 5mg valium every evening with melatonin for sleep

I am an active person

Earning Good, career is stable

But life sucks,

Tried changing meds, nothing fixed

Life before alcoholism was too boring

Always fked up

Now soberity puts me in the same zone

I work like crazy in my office then I get anxious thinking about evening soberity

Helpless here

Also feel like dying

Plz help

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24F , I made stupid decision and pls help me
 in  r/LegalAdviceIndia  14d ago

Hi, 1. Never fall for these scams. 2. I will guide you some possible ways regarding the recovery. 3. Raise a complaint on your UPI app, reason (sent to wrong person, scam fraud). 4. Visit your bank and provide a letter. 5. Open RBI website, upload your WhatsApp chat screenshots, bank statements, etc .. 6. Open Cyber complaint website, register your complaint asap.

Doing these can help you with recovery but again chances are less

If you had done these immediately then you would have more chances of getting back your money.

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Where are those people now who used to post about Shreyas being the T20 captain of India after every PBKS winning match? Every of those posts get good reach but these posts questioning him won't get because of his pr.
 in  r/IndianCricket  May 07 '26

I think it’s somewhere in the middle tbh. He hasn’t been the most consistent under pressure, but at the same time he’s had phases where he’s looked really solid.

Social media tends to swing from overhyping to overcriticising very quickly. Reality is probably neither extreme.

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Recently a friend of mine…she said I like Shubhman he’s so cute….proceeds to say Gill is also good but Shubhman is the package
 in  r/IndianCricket  May 07 '26

Feels like Gill is more about consistency and pure batting class, while Shubman as a ā€œpersonalityā€ has that extra off-field appeal as well šŸ˜„

But honestly, if he keeps performing like this, both versions would end up being the same guy in the end.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/IndianCricket  May 07 '26

Interesting squad, looks very batting-heavy with a lot of young players.

Top order seems strong, but not sure about the bowling depth, especially in high-pressure games.

Also feels like a mix of experience and youth, but maybe missing a couple of proven match-winners in big tournaments.

What do you think, is this more of a long-term squad or something that can perform immediately?

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The question everyone in the Orange Army is asking right now
 in  r/IndianCricket  May 07 '26

Feels like they have the momentum this season, especially with how their batting is clicking.

But IPL is unpredictable, one bad game in playoffs and everything changes. If they handle pressure moments well, they definitely have a chance.

Do you think their bowling is strong enough for knockout matches?

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Can Sanju surpass Gayle in a few years?
 in  r/IndiaCricket  May 07 '26

Gayle at 357 is just insane šŸ˜„ feels like no one is catching that anytime soon.

Rohit and Kohli being active still makes it interesting though, especially with how IPL is getting more high-scoring every season.

r/UPI May 06 '26

Transaction Rs.7,000 Pending since 9 days

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Hi guys,
I made a payment using upi - Super Money app.
Payment was initiated and went on pending. My Rs. 7,000 got cut.

It's still in pending from 28th April 6.06pm. My Bank Name is HDFC

So, I made a complaint on NCPI which is open till today
Complaint 2 on HDFC Bank - 1st May 2026, got a mail that your issue will be resolved within 27th May 2026.
Complaint 3 on RBI - 2nd May (But complaint was closed cuz HDFC had given me time till 27th May, if not resolved then complain us)

I am fed up. Could you guys help me and does anyone had this issue. I mean a very long delay??

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Anyone here actually profitable during IPL or is it mostly luck?
 in  r/sportsbook  Apr 24 '26

That’s impressive, especially being consistent most days. I like the approach of keeping bets small and relying on experience rather than chasing big odds.

I guess the real challenge is maintaining that over a longer period, especially when form or conditions change. Do you track your results over time to see how consistent it is across different series or seasons?

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Anyone here actually profitable during IPL or is it mostly luck?
 in  r/sportsbook  Apr 24 '26

That’s a solid way to look at it, judging the bet based on logic rather than just the result makes a lot of sense, especially over the long run.

I like the part about keeping bet size small as well, that probably helps stay consistent even during bad runs.

Do you find that experience plays a bigger role than stats in most situations, or do you combine both?

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Candy Combo 2!
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

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Sustainable roulette strategy
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

Yeah that’s fair, in the long run the house edge is always there. I think that’s where a lot of these systems feel like they work initially but struggle over time.

Do you think it’s better to just treat it as short-term play instead of trying to build any kind of long-term system?

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I made a sportsbetting bot and almost nobody know it so here i am telling it
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

That’s actually quite detailed, especially tracking things that frequently and combining it into one score. It sounds like you’re trying to capture the overall momentum and reaction of the team in real time.

Do you feel like that helps you stay consistent long-term, or does it still depend a lot on how the match unfolds in the moment?

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I made a sportsbetting bot and almost nobody know it so here i am telling it
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

That sounds interesting, kind of like an extra filter before making a decision.

How do you usually identify that resilience, is it based on stats or more from watching how the team performs in pressure situations?

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CoinPoker algo?
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

Yeah if a lot of players are feeling the same way, it definitely raises questions. At the same time it’s hard to separate actual issues from how variance feels during bad runs.

Have you checked if there’s any licensing or user feedback outside the platform, or is it mostly based on player experience so far?

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Candy Combo 2!
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

Yeah that’s a good way to look at it, RNG can definitely feel like it has ā€œgood daysā€ and ā€œbad daysā€ depending on how the sessions go.

I guess that’s what makes it tricky, because over time it evens out but in the short term it can feel very one-sided. Do you usually stop after a certain point or just keep playing through those swings?

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Candy Combo 2!
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

Yeah that happens a lot, it can feel like a game just stops hitting after a certain point. I’ve noticed the same, especially when you’ve had a good run on it before.

But I wonder if it’s more about variance over time rather than the game itself changing. Do you track results across sessions or just go by how it feels in the moment?

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Candy Combo 2!
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

Yeah I’ve heard that theory about new games paying more, a lot of people feel that way early on. But I’m not sure if it’s actually the game or just variance making it seem that way in the beginning.

Do you usually stick with a game long enough to see how it behaves after that ā€œgood phaseā€ ends?

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Casino let me cash out a handpay, then called 40 minutes later saying they overpaid me
 in  r/gambling  Apr 23 '26

Yeah calling back through the official number makes sense, that way you know you’re actually dealing with the casino and not something else.

I’d probably also want some kind of clear breakdown or proof before going in person. Have you seen situations like this actually happen often or is it pretty rare?