I guess we just replace one addiction with another 🤷

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I guess we just replace one addiction with another 🤷 (they're not all mine) lol

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#2

Yes! Best addiction ever. I’m trying to learn. Hoping to get addicted to eating healthy and exercising too😁

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#3

I'm still learning! It helps me to have an instructor because I wasn't disciplined enough to stick with it on my own

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#4

I’m not either! Trying to do it with YouTube but get easily frustrated. Just need to keep at it. It feels so good when it actually sounds like a song :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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#5

I don’t by eating healthy and except using is an addiction, seems like something my drinking friends would call it to bring me back to alcohol with them.

But if it really is swapping a terrible disease for a healthy compulsion, then ow n that too, and with apology to no one!

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#6

Eating healthy and exercise….

#7

Great!! Me too

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#8

As long as the replacement is healthy! Just be mindful of making sure addiction replacements don’t get in the way of other things in life that may also be important!

#9

Balance is key! :purple_heart:

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#10

Awesome, I do the same , without the lipstick :lipstick:

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#11

Make it a healthy addiction! :joy:

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#12

How long have you been playing?

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#13

I started taking lessons last October. Literally put down the bottle and picked up the guitar lol. I've had a guitar since I was a young kid but I didn't take it seriously back then.

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#15

Such a great outlet! Do you record?

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#16

I do, and that's my least favorite part of the process haha

#17

Awesome. I’ve been playing since I was 15 and should be better than I am. Music has saved my life. I love writing songs. It disarms any problems and gives me an outlet.

#18

I only like recording because I can get ideas out that swim in my head. Then the tide goes out. Reshape.