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@dirtypolish

Жыл бұрын

Theo please do an interview with Billy Carson from 4biddenknowledge please

@tbbart6463

11 ай бұрын

Wow. Can’t even listen with Jp constantly needing to hear his own voice over Theo. I’ll find another video.

@Gozerthegozarian1984

10 ай бұрын

This is maybe the best Jordon interview I’ve ever seen. Never seen Jordon so relaxed.

The fact that these two worked so well together is confusing yet beautiful

@liljmarian7327

2 жыл бұрын

Big facts bro it’s lit

@rocker99908

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree but also think that there's a lot of similarities in intelligence between philosophers and comedians

@hb15577

2 жыл бұрын

Well Theo has a long history of substance abuse, and this is basically what Peterson did his Phd about so I think they have plenty of talking points to work with.

@greg3318

2 жыл бұрын

I like to assume Theo is a deep thinker, some of his jokes have some layers so talking to someone that always tries to go even deeper might even provide more substance for his comedy. Not sure though.

@onlyleon855

Жыл бұрын

Enfp + Infj interactions almost always are this great!

This might be the most I’ve heard Jordan Peterson laugh or tell jokes in public. You’ve got a way of bringing the best out of us all Theo Von

@jaidaadiaj

14 сағат бұрын

I came here to say exactly this! It's so cool to watch! 🤍🖤

I’m closing in on 20 years of sobriety - Theo articulating how alcohol made him less insecure and more social hits close to home. Thankfully sobriety has taught me how to embrace challenges rather than run away into a bottle…I no longer live in fear.

@loto7197

2 жыл бұрын

Do you still get those same anxieties?

@Traforaj69

2 жыл бұрын

@@loto7197 I have been sober for 3 years, and yes, sometimes I get anxiety but I have good tools to keep it under control. I use Wim Hof breathing technique and cold showers and when I do them almost daily I don't have any issues with my anxiety, but when I don't do my daily rutine for couply of days, then my anxiety pops the head up a bit, but I know how to control it.

@vincentgiambrone8487

2 жыл бұрын

Hi mark coming up to 20 myself dec 17

@patriconious1949

2 жыл бұрын

Good on you all. 2 years in, having the right tools and mindset is key!

@loto7197

2 жыл бұрын

@@Traforaj69 that's quite impressive, congrats on the 3 years :) I wonder was your anxiety present before the drug or alcohol use, and if so was it as bad ? I had mild anxiety in my teens before beginning a very social life full of drugs, alcohol friends & parties; The anxiety I experience with sobriety now in my 20's is much worse in comparison.

21 months sober. My life has never felt more calm, mind clear and collective.

@24james

3 жыл бұрын

Jesse James - cool! I will hit 12 months next week.

@deemore

3 жыл бұрын

3 months here! its hard but i feel wayyy better and clearer

@Spacecrust

3 жыл бұрын

@@deemore times flies man, I have 29 months today. Trust me it's worth having your sanity back. Keep it up, it'll get easier to deal with how hard it is.

@JoshThomas9

3 жыл бұрын

Keep rockin it Brotha!🤟

@foofan1974

3 жыл бұрын

Do you have 28 months now. I would have to believe if someone is watching this, they are sober or looking for a way. I hope all is good with you.

3 days sober, off 8 years of sever drinking🤟 Update - Today I'm one year sober! Thank you so much, every single comment was beyond appreciated! If you want to become sober you can, I'm proof, and I believe in you. 🖤🤟 February 10, 2023✨️Celebrated my 3rd year of sobriety yesterday! I'm beyond grateful for everyone in my life that has been my biggest support system, and to Each and EVERYONE that has left amazing comments, yall have helped me out more than you know. I thank Theo Von and Jordan Peterson for this video, I don't know where I'd be if I hadn't listened and used it as fuel to continue my journey. 🫶🤟 ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Celebrating my 4th year of sobriety. I never thought I could be a sober person, now I've proven to myself I can. I have grown through my journey, and have learned that I can love myself again. I'm proud of myself. Thank you again to everyone that has responded to my comment. Seems when I get a notification, it was when I needed a little reminder I wasn't alone, and also helping others. 🫶

@conradbarrett6

4 жыл бұрын

Josh Thomas nice dude keep it up.. I remember I was so excited when I become sober and started saying 3 days and it seems like a lot but when you been drinking heavily for years 3 days is a great start .. I’m 4 and a half months sober it’s awesome stick with it man

@JoshThomas9

4 жыл бұрын

@@conradbarrett6 Thank you so much Brotha

@omerta5357

4 жыл бұрын

I hope this comment resonates with me.good job bro

@geraldbutterpants5712

4 жыл бұрын

Well done Josh much respect keep er goin

@gilesmerlin8927

4 жыл бұрын

@FBI always one fucken tool

Theo is so much deeper and contemplative than he often lets on. Great convo.

@jgons

2 жыл бұрын

@Aaron B oh I’m aware most are. Just wasn’t aware HE was. 😉

@Danoff1111

Жыл бұрын

Top of the league 🎉

@boahnation9932

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Alot of comedians are actually. They work with their brain and wit and that comes with spending a lot of time pondering I think

@omnacky

Жыл бұрын

I think he lets it on very well (just not in a direct way)

@Deminutuv

Жыл бұрын

Theo is a man of exploration of all things emotions, He is no jester only

Just hit 1 year sober 3 weeks ago. At 26 - healthy relationship, temps, license, car, finished school and starting my career next week. Sobriety is beautiful!

@kyriakosgeorgioy7073

10 ай бұрын

Am proud of you bro

@Citycityyy

10 ай бұрын

Congrats

@ericboyd74

3 ай бұрын

Congrats bro. I’m 26 days sober right now. Currently in rehab, I’ll be 26 in two months - keep it up

Smoked weed for about a decade. Sober for 8 months felt amazing. Backstepped for a month and it was just terrible. Now back sober for about 2 months. I feel so much more like me when not under any influences! I like myself more, talk with people easier, and my highs and lows are much closer to homeostasis than before. God is so good and I hear his voice when I’m sober.

@Alaninbroomfield

Жыл бұрын

I find hidden wonders as you describe, and I was drinking almost daily for many many years.

@i.r.weasel7042

10 ай бұрын

Been on and off with Weed for 15+ years. I sometimes wish I could use it casually. Like, I can have a drink whenever, and not fall into drinking everyday. Weed though, that really puts its hooks in me, and it ends up becoming a daily thing. Been off for a few months now. It's nice not needing a substance to "feel good", I just feel good all the time!

@alku6074

9 ай бұрын

@@i.r.weasel7042same with me, not over such a long time but man I always told myself I can control it and I never could, I just had to give it up completely which thankfully I don’t have trouble with but the second I try it I’m hooked

@UmamiPapi

9 ай бұрын

Praise God!

@AUXTREV

8 ай бұрын

Amen brother

"those aren't friends, those are just people you know" can be pretty hard to come to grips with, but so very true

I like how Jordan doesn't straight out condemn drinking. He admits that it can be fun and has potential benefits, but it's not sustainable

@heat6498

Жыл бұрын

Same with most recreational drugs tbh

@JaySoul711

Жыл бұрын

Yea, when it turns into a habit then an addiction like you basically need alcohol to function then it’s a problem man

@Gem-Ex

Жыл бұрын

Would have respected him more if he had “condemned” it.

@jamiekelly6851

Жыл бұрын

@@Gem-Ex how fun must you be.....we all just need your respect.

@harrisbeatsfrankou6304

Жыл бұрын

@@jamiekelly6851

Loving the therapist, patient dynamic here. Theo really got him to open up

@umchileanywaysso

18 күн бұрын

😂

Bro. This rocked my world. I feel like for the first time I've actually heard what I needed to hear about what I'm going through. From people who went through it. I have to get out of this slump. Needed this, thanks.

@mG-vl5xb

Жыл бұрын

You can do it brother 💪

@RyanONeill86

Жыл бұрын

You got this bro

@MrScrow1

Жыл бұрын

How is it going?

@Psilocybin77

Жыл бұрын

I once heard that most people that quit don't go to programs like AA, but quit by themselves. On average it takes 7 attempts to quit. I thought it was BS, as I was a heavy binge drinker and saw no way out. I kept trying to quit and would last a few months at most. One day I knew I was going to end up homeless or dead and decided to never touch it again. I'm not proud of who I was, but I am proud of who I am. Life will always throw reasons at you to keep drinking, but at least my suffering has value now. I accept it and learn from it. No cliches, or speeches will make you quit. It's the most important choice you have to make, and I wish you luck.

@maldor56

Жыл бұрын

So did you quit or what?

You might have saved my life with this vid

@christophesimmons6740

4 жыл бұрын

Love you man keep at it

@weezypeezy1725

4 жыл бұрын

FunkMaster it’s only “might” if you let it be. You’ve got it man!

@charliebrown8608

4 жыл бұрын

You can do it!

@colinbates1050

4 жыл бұрын

You are capable. You have the power over any substance. You are worthy of a quality life.

@zeroism6036

4 жыл бұрын

He did save your life. Your comment proves your commitment and that you know it to be true already! Enjoy your new life, it might just be even better than you ever dremth of :)

Petersons laugh is so wholesome. Hope his recovery is going well. Theo needs to get him back on :)

@shiggzay

4 жыл бұрын

Hallal Chicken agreed

@aggaggang1753

4 жыл бұрын

hes in a coma dude

@camerontheboy

4 жыл бұрын

aggaggang Nah man, he was only in one for a few days and it was medically induced. Watch his daughter’s update video.

@Ebb0Productions

4 жыл бұрын

the Theo healing experience

@camerontheboy

4 жыл бұрын

Dylyn Blue You’re a dumbfuck. Benzos are extremely hard to get off of when your anxiety is already extremely high. And he has an autoimmune disorder. Get off his videos if you think he’s a fraud. Loser.

This is why I love Peterson. He lays out the pros and cons of every situation and what will happen if you decide to keep drinking and what will happen if you go sober. It’s very point blank and bullet proof , sometimes people get to analytical with decision making , it’s refreshing to hear either your going to stay drunk and be miserable or have to deal with your anxiety and get sober. Done

@joerichardsoilltryu8358

Жыл бұрын

Nothing like an over simplified false dichotomy

@replexity

Жыл бұрын

@@joerichardsoilltryu8358 There’s beauty in simplicity. Sure, the factors in each drunkard’s individual life may vary and create a more complex scenario; it’s really an option of either being an alcoholic or being sober.

@wakeupsunshine5799

Жыл бұрын

Though I don't wish to argue and I respect your right to an opinion, I can't help but add my two cents. I was a heroin(amongst other drugs) addict for 8 years. I've been sober now for 15 years. I don't know why but it was simplicity that finally got through to me. I had been to programs, incarcerated multiple times, etc so I knew everything they try to drill into you about addiction and how to stay clean but I continued to relapse anyway. Then one day someone said to me kind of dismissively, "You can keep doing what you're doing and you'll keep getting what you've been getting. If you want something different, you've got to start moving differently." Something about that very simple phrase hit differently. Did I quit in that moment? No, but it caused a change in my mindset which in turn caused me to start making different choices. I chose to show up to probation and outpatient services instead of making excuses and skipping out. It went from there. Anyway, sometimes simple works best... Especially when the people you're talking to don't have full clarity.

@enterpassword3313

Жыл бұрын

Its also ironic because peterson was a drug addict while this was being filmed

@seanc2061

Жыл бұрын

Wasnt he high as a kite on Benzos here?

I thought the same. Thought I would lose my edge, black humour, friends. I became more interested in others, interesting as a person and my humour came back with stronger than ever. Sobriety has been the single best decision I made in my life.

Just started the journey to sobriety. Good luck to everyone

@auroraborealis13579

4 жыл бұрын

👣👣👣👣

@ejRecording

4 жыл бұрын

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@nelsonx5326

4 жыл бұрын

Find a hobby. Keep your hands busy so they can't hold a drink.

@Andreas-qm3cc

4 жыл бұрын

Way to go man!

@shuneughu4244

4 жыл бұрын

Did you relapse?

seeing so many comments about other people starting their journey of sobriety.... Makes me smile and i dont even know y'all. Stick with it, you wont regret it

@glassankles207

4 жыл бұрын

the world needs more people like you

@kanescrimes4848

4 жыл бұрын

People like you make said journey much more possible.

@raimundosilva4382

4 жыл бұрын

você já viu o Jack amiga andar junto com o FBI colaborando com a justiça você já viu Jack colaborar com todo Jack o Jack colaborar com o FBI junto para mim vestir prendereu que estou comentando sobre a minha vida é crime eu estou cometendo colocando o creme sobre a minha vida que confessa que me deramo que eles fizeram até agora como eu tento com a cor do crime sobre a minha vida o que eu estou fazendo o que eles confessa que me deu certo para mim entregar a cabeça dele sem juízo tribunais como prova e como e eles me deram até hoje isso aí para mim pegar a cabeça dele no tribunal me deram crime eles não me deram nada se não me engano palavras criminosas é o que

@raimundosilva4382

4 жыл бұрын

Cada cada vídeo que eu abri amigocada dia cada vídeo que eu abri um bloco eu vou ganhar multidão em voz do meu lado porque eles estão confessando o crime e eu tôeles confessam crime na minha vida e eu defendo de voz é por isso que eu tava achando a multidão tô crescendo cada vez maiscada cliente que eles comentários sobre a minha vida eu ganho em voz que eu tô com batendo em vós o crime que eles

@raimundosilva4382

4 жыл бұрын

o que que eles me deram amiga eles me deram palavra criminosas falta de respeito discriminando o tempo todo é o que eles me deram as palavras falta com respeito tempo todo é oconfesso que me deram foi bosta foi pouco foi cachorro foi grilo foi pênis foi p**** foi pica-pau que eles me deram é oo que eles confessaram que me deram só palavra d********* que eles colocaram para minha vida falta de respeito o tempo todo ele se ele tivesse me dado algo de bom vozes em vozes ficava do lado deleporque em vós as pessoas me defende porque em vós as pessoas tá do meu lado porque estou ligando palavras terminadas KZread combatendo o crime de Lis em voz por que os tribunais

Today is 1 year sober for me. I was drinking a 6 pack to 12 pack a night for about 5 years. It was tough the first 2 months. It really affected my sleep. Once through that I was fine. If you really want to, you can. Congratulations to those who were able to quit. To those trying to quit or want to quit. You can do it.

@replexity

Жыл бұрын

Good for you man. For what it’s worth from a stranger, I’m proud of you. Keep increasing the number of years.

@southpawlibranine3511

Жыл бұрын

Yea but it was piss weak amercian beer

@deltahomicide9300

Жыл бұрын

When does the weight loss start? 57 days sober and nada. Pretty disappointing for a guy who’s active and eating right.

@KyloB

Жыл бұрын

​@Delta Homicide calories in vs calories out. If you burn more calories than you consume, you'll lose weight. If you're active and "eating right" then eat less. More protein, don't cut carbs, remove sugar as much as possible.

@deltahomicide9300

Жыл бұрын

@@KyloB Yes a couple of weeks after my comment I cut out sugar. Down 8 lbs! 💪

After drinking nonstop for a good amount of time, and now being sober for around half a year, focusing on sports and academics, I’ll say this. I’m now much sharper, calmer, harder working, and focused. I don’t have the sad moments I used to have, and I feel self accomplished often. But, I don’t have fun or feel emotion the same way I used to. (I also smoked daily for around 8 months). Life is blander, and less exciting but your able to appreciate the small things more if that makes sense. Things are simple, and calm, yet drugs made it fast and exciting. I will always miss the phase of partying and drugs all the time, but it’s not sustainable long term. As the video said, it really is a struggle either way and your not going to be fully happy doing either. For you younglings watching, remember that drugs can give you some of the happiest and best times of your life, but they will also bring down your mental health forever, which isn’t worth it in most peoples opinions. No matter what you do, be safe, and remember to smile more, laugh more and love more.

@michaelh6611

2 жыл бұрын

@Lee McDabney You’ve never done drugs so you you really have no place to speak😂. This dude is just being honest

@michaelh6611

2 жыл бұрын

@Lee McDabney you are a loser

@GG-tn5dl

Ай бұрын

​@michaelh6611 Alcohol is a drug fuckwit 😂 hilarious if you think otherwise

20 years of booze. 9 months done here, no looking back.

@stalls17

4 жыл бұрын

word up man I don't like it when people say congrats to me but good for you

@auroraborealis13579

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah, Mike. Welcome to the Wagon! 💗💗💗💗

@maryhadley7373

4 жыл бұрын

There are so many ways to get recovery these days... meetings, on line meetings, pod cast... books, audiobooks....

@loungarounda

4 жыл бұрын

I just got my purple nine month chip. Feels good, congrats man

@AndreasNilsson96

4 жыл бұрын

Great work man, it only gets better with time!

I have an alcoholic father and 3 alcoholic brothers. I stand alone and apart being the only sober male in my family.

@shuneughu4244

4 жыл бұрын

Both my parents are alcoholics They drink everyday I'm an alcoholic because once I start I can't stop I don't drink all the time and find if I go a few days not drinking I don't want to anymore But if I do start I have issue stopping

12 min to change my life. Snap me out of my depressive mindset. Thank you Jordan. Being the mentors I’ve never had.

@conorchapman5856

Жыл бұрын

These videos keep me chugging along man. I recommend reading his book if you haven't yet. It is pretty interesting, he dives more into his past about growing up in a small town and stuff.

About to hit 3 years sober. This was one of the first videos I watched at the start of my journey; seeing two men I look up to have this conversation gave me such confidence then and I come back each year to relearn and reflect. Thank you both for helping to give so many of us the confidence and understanding to start our sobriety journeys.

@ryansk8ter71

Жыл бұрын

Amazing to read this, congrats on that, super impressive brother great work!

@truebusker

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment brother!

@pickleboy5106

8 ай бұрын

Good job man

@jak2828

6 ай бұрын

Congrats on your sobriety! I watched Craig Fergusons video about getting sober for years before I did it myself. Just hit 5 years on Oct 3

Haven’t drank in six weeks, for the first time in 5 years. It’s incredible how much my life has improved. Physically, mentally, ethically, situationally, in practically every aspect my life is better. Swapping a couple nights of the week blacking out and regretting everything I do each time for the way my life is now is so damn worth it. I don’t even wanna drink. I will say this though, my life socially isn’t as good. The weekends are tough, no one likes to do anything that isn’t getting pissed in Ireland. Especially with the weather.

@cicada3357

4 жыл бұрын

I lived with alcoholics in rehab/half way houses for the last 7 months and they all say their social life gets better with time, and like you said life in general gets better. Find a new social group (AA meetings are great for this) who enjoy doing things without getting fucked up first. In America there's a lot of "sober only" groups who go to events like football games and concerts together, created for people in recovery, maybe there's stuff like that near you too

@Josh-rn1em

4 жыл бұрын

I'm 1 month off opiates for pain. My choice is take opiates and my life is a room or live with pain but have much more life. Keep going man. Remember many people out there know what you're going through

@houstonhampton2418

4 жыл бұрын

Shardz Beats proud of you

@daireb123

4 жыл бұрын

Same boat here. If you're an active person you should try mountain biking or bouldering (both fun and addictive sports). Plenty of options if you're near Dublin and shouldn't be too hard to get a few mates involved

@Gabriel_Moline

4 жыл бұрын

Shardz Beats Well that’s great for you. Congratulations, I hope you find that this works for you forever. Still, you weren’t a seven days a week drunk. That life is a lot different than a once in a while drunk. Not trying to take anything away from what you are doing, cuz that is a real accomplishment, really and honestly. Still. Every day drunks would have a harder time. For many reasons.

I am one year sober/clean now. I somehow managed it completely without rehab, and let me tell you: it was fucking tough. And when I spoke out to my friends about it, they suddenly vanished. It was very painful to lose my social group, but I realized months later that they were holding me back from my true potential and perhaps I didn't need them around in my new sober reality. I've never felt better, and watching this really made me think about who my friends really are. Thank you, Theo.

@JJ-ev9uz

2 жыл бұрын

Im currently going through this now and it hurts. But i know its for the best.

Very beautiful stuff. 27 yrs of heroin abuse. Now I have 5byrs sober. Jordan and his wisdom definitely helped me navigate life. So grateful. We definitely do recover

@amandaforster9099

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations man. As a daughter of a deceased heroin addict, i applaud you !!! You are a super hero!!! Keep it up

@inboundira329

11 ай бұрын

Good luck 👍

@czapnation

10 ай бұрын

Awesome.

I'm glad there are so many comedians, and famous people these days openly discussing addiction, and mental health. KZread needs more of this.

22 years of drinking and 10 years of blow. Now almost 2 years sober, life is so much better, getting up in the morning clear minded and productive.

@bigdripbiglifts3546

2 жыл бұрын

Nice brother keep it going 💪🙏

Praying for you Peterson. Addiction is a nightmare I wouldn't wish on my worst enemies. Especially opiate and Benzo addictions. 14 years shooting dope and 6 years on methadone and 2 years sober. Peterson played a big part in my success, so it's only right we support him in his time of weakness.

@wickedgymdudes1147

4 жыл бұрын

Kane's Crimes good for you man keep That sobriety going💪

@dom-ct6ie

4 жыл бұрын

Kane's Crimes what happened to peterson

@kanescrimes4848

4 жыл бұрын

@Brother Jake's ReconnaissanceSorry but you're VERY wrong...twice. "but your comment implies that Dr. Peterson became addicted to drugs for the same reasons you did" No it doesn't. That's a misconception on your part. He had to have an emergency detox because of said paradoxical reaction, BUT that detox STILL amounts to the nightmare of detoxing from a substance you've become dependent on=addiction.(the coma will not omit experiencing all withdraw discomfort) YES, even people who experience an opposite reaction to that which was aimed for will experience one or both forms of dependence/addiction that makes detoxing SO hard for everyone, which is what I'm alluding to in the comment. There are different 'brands" of addiction/dependence and when paired with said reaction the fight is potentially even worse(what I'm alluding to in my comment) Paradoxical reaction DOES NOT negate the potential for dependent and experiencing withdraws. Fun-Fact: I volunteer at a methadone clinic in Halifax Nova Scotia called Direction-180. I'm also going to school for addictions counseling and will be employed there in a little longer than a year.

@kanescrimes4848

4 жыл бұрын

@@dom-ct6ie He was on benzodiazapams for 3 years, ran into some health issues, his dose was upped and he had an adverse reaction so severe he had to be emergency detoxed.

@kanescrimes4848

4 жыл бұрын

@Brother Jake's Reconnaissance Side note: You know he was on it for over 3 years before his dose as raised don't you? Mikhaila Peterson misrepresented(maybe misunderstood?) information given to her by the physician. She mildly makes it sound as if physical and psychological dependence are mutually exclusive(at least in this case she does) when they're not, ESPECIALLY when regarding a paradoxical reaction.

18 months sober next month Best thing ever Addiction is giving up everything for one thing Sobriety is giving up one thing for everything

My father struggled with alcohol for years (decades) but finally decided to leave it behind and turned 78 this year. I'm convinced that had he continued drinking, he wouldn't have made it to 50. I'm extremely proud of him for making a tough choice and sticking with it, even though he lost many "friends" along the way.

Been struggling with alcohol and drugs for the last 12 years of my life. I’ve lost friends, ruined relationships and sunk myself into a deep dark depression. Yesterday my friend and I decided it was time too finally get our lives together. First night without pot last night. It’s hard. It will get harder. But I can do this. So can you. God bless all of you

@tyson86overspinks

2 жыл бұрын

Hope it’s going well for you thus far

@jamieniche

2 жыл бұрын

I found it took about 6 months for it to get better.

@lunchandmilk2537

2 жыл бұрын

Been on and off pot for around 10 years plus Its insane how little people realise how addictive marijuana can be, its a case by case basis. Not to mention most dont realise there's actually a withdrawal period, not as extreme as herion etc, but cold Turkey sober can cause feverish symptoms and irritability. Met a new girl, got off for around 6 months, I felt amazing, got a good job, was absolutely loving life, slept better, put on 30kg (I was originally around 60kgs at 5'9 and was TINY) Then life turned around and did what life does and become so turbulent that I turned back to pot, im still smoking now but so much more conscious of my decision to keep doing this, I know that the only way forward is with careful planning and a goal to reach sobriety. Just get by each day, even if you have to pull all nighters and just play cod or halo for 12 hours straight to distract yourself, get through that first few days and it all becomes so much easier. The first night always sucks.

@hspinnovators5516

Жыл бұрын

There is an end to the suffering. The key is to stay on one road. It does get easier

I swear I had the DT's for a month after I quit drinking. About 6 months after I quit, I got a sensation of happiness and it reminded me of how numb I had been. If anyone out there is struggling, remember today is just as long as yesterday, and you made it yesterday. You can do this!

These two together are a brilliant combination of intellect 🙏 I'm 26 years old, and I'm 13 days into my sobriety from alcohol and cannabis; best decision and first decision I have ever made that truly benefits me just as much inside (if not more) as the outside. Only the universe, your higher power (if you're lucky enough to come into contact with it), and YOU, know when it's time for change. Don't be hard on yourself if you're not there yet. Your time will come and you'll see and feel the world around you and within you for what they really are. 🙏

@richardvargus7443

Жыл бұрын

Youre still going strong?

@thesweetprince

Жыл бұрын

Beautifully said!

@Iwish4zombies

Жыл бұрын

Hows the sobriety did you go back to the dark side

@thefourthwritedjentleman3643

Жыл бұрын

How you tracking?

@connormudie3870

Жыл бұрын

I hope you are still going strong. if you are, congratulations you are now over 100 days sober you have passed the worst of it and now can live in the clear headspace healthy lifestyle that you have worked hard to maintain. Good job and I’m glad you listening to the messages you received from your higher power, it knows best as does your heart and gut.

I’m almost a year sober and it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. But to anybody struggling, it’s worth it. Keep going.

@laza6141

2 жыл бұрын

how are you feeling , is it better than the first few months ?

Alcohol almost killed me. I didn't care to live anymore. I never thought I could go even a day sober. Let alone a week. Rehab was the best thing to happen to me. Almost 11 months sober since I've been out. Never going back!

@onemulatto

4 жыл бұрын

@Alan Doyle awesome. Fuck yeah! Can't wait to relapse!

@theotherguy4897

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that.

@tealquartz

Жыл бұрын

God Bless!!!

@tealquartz

Жыл бұрын

@@onemulatto idiot

I’ve been sober just over 9 months now. I feel so much better, I wish I had done it sooner. Jordan and Theo both helped to plant the seed. They’re both great.

@Ericthefilo

4 жыл бұрын

Its all you man, all your effort too. Keep it up brother

@patc8735

11 ай бұрын

Does the 3 month mark feel heaps better than 1 month?(that's the most I've ever been able to do)

@Chonchoeagleclaw

4 ай бұрын

@@patc8735for me, any additional time feels better and makes it easier. I’m on 10 months now and I have no desire to drink again. It’s such a relief because I was an absolute destructive monster at my worst and stunting myself in so many ways at my best.

Jordan Peterson is awesome: "That's a really good question". That is such a compliment from someone who is so brilliant.

its hard to stay sober when you got nothing to lose

Get well Jordan

"I was afraid of dying in my sleep." "Yeah, it's not like that doesn't happen to comedians." "Yeah, it's one of our go-to moves!"

@dewilew2137

4 жыл бұрын

Brandon Crosby yes, we caught that part...

One of the BEST chat on alcohol / drugs and friendship

When Jordan describes friends, I think of my best friend growing up who always held me to an achievable high standard. We could suffer together through things and celebrate things too. But he knew how to give me a dose of truth when I was being bitter or whatever other nonsense. These friends are such a blessing when you realize the role they've played in your life.

WE NEED HIM BACK ♥️

Went to my first aa class yesterday. The journey to sobriety begins now

@biryaniofbodyhair

2 жыл бұрын

hope its going well for you:)

I quit drinking over 90 days ago and I came to these same conclusions and realizations over that time while processing this on my own - it’s SO NICE and affirming to hear this because it makes me feel like I’m not crazy and validates that I’m on the right path!

@bl0rex345

Жыл бұрын

you should celebrate with a drink

@deegrawnz

Жыл бұрын

@@bl0rex345 bro

@nektekket852

Жыл бұрын

Well done brother, 22 years sober here, and you know what? My contemporaries that kept on drinking aren't looking too good now....

@nialllappin4159

Жыл бұрын

@@nektekket852 anecdotal evidence doesn't mean much because I know 40 and 50 yr alcoholic who are in perfect health and look great

@laurapalmerTDGE

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. Whether a habitual drinker or an addict, the realization and understanding that you are no less than anyone else is important. After my studies as a civil engineer, which I successfully completed, I rolled into drinking. Started with a glass of port and occasionally vodka. After a few years it was a bottle of vodka a day to function properly. After various therapies and withdrawal and with the help of Tranxene, I have been on the right track for years now. Alcohol is a means of escape, a poison. There's nothing more pleasant than being sober.

I love how Jordan asked Theo questions to make him deeply think of his answers. Very caring ❤

Getting sober was the greatest thing that's ever happened in my life. A great deal of the process was Dr. Peterson's influence. Coming up on 2 years, back in my children's lives, back with my wife, in grad school, and deeper into my Catholic faith and philosophy than I ever thought possible.

@jixxytrix1705

4 жыл бұрын

Your Catholic faith... Have you read John 3?

@davekushner5340

4 жыл бұрын

@@jixxytrix1705 of course!

@jixxytrix1705

4 жыл бұрын

@@davekushner5340 Then I have two questions. Are you born again? And do you worship Mary?

@davekushner5340

4 жыл бұрын

@@jixxytrix1705 yes I'm born again. Jesus is talking to Nicodemus about a birth from water and spirit (Baptism). So yes, I'm born again the biblical way. No, I don't worship Mary. I take her into my home as the mother of God (you can't separate Jesus' divinity and humanity) the way Jesus instructed the beloved disciple at the foot of the cross. (+ See Queen Mother teaching in the Davidic Kingdom and the teaching of Mary as the ark of the NEW Convenant). Mary is only significant in any way because of who Jesus is.

@jixxytrix1705

4 жыл бұрын

@@davekushner5340 No, no, my man. Mary is not the mother of God. You go way too far. Easy does it. She is the mother of Jesus the man. God says to Jesus at the river jordan, 'today I have begotten you'. He was made in likeness of sinful flesh. Is God then sinful? Jesus speaks to John at the foot of the cross, not to you. Mary is dead, you cannot take her into your home. Perhaps you have brought something else in... Queen Mother? What now? She is no queen, she is blessed among women, highly favored. If Jesus is the King and Mary the Queen, what does that mean? Read Jeremiah 44 and you'll find a queen of heaven mentioned. The passage is called 'Judgment for Idolatry'. Nowhere in the prophecies of the OT is Mary mentioned in connection to the Messiah. Shouldn't she be if she's so important? Get rid of whatever Icon you've brought into your home....

If you want to stop but you can’t stop get help, don’t do it alone! I’ll be a year sober March 5th 2020 at 22 when I stopped drinking I thought my life was over. But it’s just getting started.

@RyukyuStyle

4 жыл бұрын

the problem is a lot of people dont want to stop.. even when they know its impacting them negatively, often its the only thing they have to give them a reason to wake up tomorrow. so abstaining from the one thing that gives you joy is a very hard thing to cope with. imo at least

@6thouz

4 жыл бұрын

Tony Montana I totally understand your point. I had to get to a place where I felt my only options were suicide or sobriety. And somehow someway I had a moment of clarity that gave me the strength to seek the help I needed.

So nice to see Jordan just laughing and enjoying the conversation. Also so true about alcohol, been sober for 8 months now, and never felt better.

Ive been struggling with my sobriety recently so this has been the inspiration i needed to continue . Thank you my brothers 🙏 💯 positive outlook and good choices for 2023

6 weeks sober partly thanks to these two gentlemen

Bring him back on when he gets better dawg! That’s a real genius bruh.

@Iwasthewalrus

4 жыл бұрын

You need some David Goggins. JBP is great but does not practice what he preaches. To be fair...not many do.

@weedboyweedboy6191

4 жыл бұрын

@@Iwasthewalrus goggins a G. but jbp is the goggins of the intellects trust me cuzn.

@Iwasthewalrus

4 жыл бұрын

@@weedboyweedboy6191 I can't argue with you brother. JBP absolutely helped me get on the path of bettering myself. David's method seemed to work better for me as far as consistency though. "Don't stop when you're tired. Stop when you're done." All the best my friend 👊🏻

@weedboyweedboy6191

4 жыл бұрын

@@Iwasthewalrus solid men they are aha. u too my G.

@Powence

4 жыл бұрын

@@k.q.594 Theo von brings the best out of everyone, the most positive comment section and fans.

Two of my favorite men. Thank you both for being accessible to me and being sober. You inspire me. Almost 34 months sober for me.

Finding friends who encourage me has been the most rewarding part about sobriety. “A friend is someone who can listen” the people who don’t support you are just people you know not friends.

“Thats one of our go to moves” lol

Thank you for sharing this frequency of courage and sobriety!!

This was great. Two of my favorite people in the world talking it out. Great work guys. Keep up the good work!

This is my favourite interview. I love how they let each other speak.

13 yrs sober. Nothing better! Thanks for this video!!❤️👍🏻✌🏻🙏🏼Theo, congrats!!

It’s great to see Jordan laughing. It’s also great to see Theo branching into a new self. Kudos.

As a struggling alcoholic this is HUGE.... change is needed

Two great minds battling it out in such a eloquent manner I applaud both of you gentlemen 👏🏽

I swear this video was God sent, been needing comedy and Jordan lately perfect blend and I found it today when I was ready to hear, thank you guys

Stay Strong & Sober my fellow people.... Stay strong and Sober. May JP have a full recovery and we can hear him speak and have a good time like this again, here with Theo.

It's nice seeing Jordan laugh alot! He is so straight to the point and seems that he has so much on his mind.

Love this conversation! Seriously cant thank you enough for being vaulnerable and sharing your story. And sharing the story you were telling yourself!

"I was so drunk on my own insecurities and low self worth" that's so important theo said that. I know that feeling, feels so isolating.

Man this was one of the best conversations Theo has ever had. I just past 100 days, and my biggest obstacle is meeting girls and partying with them and what not. It’s challenging giving up typical habits of going to the bar and picking up girls, but the rewards are so much better. I fell clear headed, I’m much more productive, and I just feel healthy.

@astrogamezhd3153

2 жыл бұрын

Trying meeting some real women… hint they are definitely not in those places

@timharper4246

2 жыл бұрын

There's no wife material in bars. Only girls you temporarily have fun with.

@patrickswope5437

Жыл бұрын

You can go to the bar and not drink alcohol…

@johnnydelrome

Жыл бұрын

@@patrickswope5437 you can go to the gym and not workout

Today is year 2 of living a non-alcoholic lifestyle for me and Theo has been a great source of inspiration. Thanks, brotha.

My soul emits tears, seriously, thank you for this video, I finally found a podcast that hits my small soul, gracias grazie

After 3 months of sobriety with alcohol I went back to it after the lockdown. I was out of work for a month and lets just say the month of April was a whole lot of partying w drugs and alcohol. Fast forward to now and I’m realizing (again) how I can not live with alcohol in my life. It’s what’s going to kill me. It’s what’s hurting my personal growth as a person. It’s just doing a whole lot of damage. I’ve looked at a lot of videos on the subject lately and how Theo explains his relationship with alcohol and why he chose to be sober makes me feel not so alone. Thank you so much Theo you’re awesome!

@bakedpotato420

2 жыл бұрын

How's things going for you now? Hope the last year has been good to you.

@Bonez0r

2 жыл бұрын

I heard someone say in an interview, I think it was on Joe Rogan, although I can't remember the guest, that every time you try to quit, the more likely you are to succeed that time. I think they were talking about smoking but it may be the same for drinking.

@colinbradfield72

2 жыл бұрын

Every time I hear a great story about sobriety usually people relapse because addiction is a really really terrible thing. I struggle with it all the time. Theo could totally go bonkers overnight as could Peterson. But it’s good that they are happy for the time being. Addiction just sucks. Gosh I sound like such a downer, I guess because I struggle and sometimes I feel like I’m doing good and sometimes I feel like I’m not doing so good, but I have yet to meet Anyone in my personal life that has been addicted and didn’t struggle with getting out of it or they would get out of it for a moment and then sometimes relapse once in a while, I just never have met someone to just have an awakening. Maybe that’s just my reclusive life

@Bonez0r

2 жыл бұрын

@@colinbradfield72 I wonder how effective a psychedelic experience with magic mushrooms would be in your case. I've heard Peterson say that in a scientific study (on the effectiveness of psychedelics on smoking addiction), people were permanently cured of their addiction after just one experience, although I wonder how permanent that really was, they may have had relapses after the study.

@colinbradfield72

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bonez0r I’ve done that, somethings just work for different people from a Neurological standpoint I haven’t really found anything that just made me want to stop drinking accept for feeling like crap. However perhaps my comment last night was a little negative

This is such a great interview! You can tell Jordan Peterson really enjoyed talking with Theo, they vibe well of each other and discussed a lot of great topics. Theo is a good interviewer, even if he thinks he's not.

Incredible clip. Thanks.

Beautiful to see that Farley was somehow in the room for this conversation. A legend gone way too young.

"That's what you were afraid of if you stopped drinking, what were you worried would happen if you kept drinking?" The only question some need to think about. JP is dropping knowledge in this 💯

@dadams9158

4 жыл бұрын

Then he sits quietly, looking at Theo with love and peace , as force at work. Theo had no choice but to dig deep and answer .

@CarnivalofLVX

4 жыл бұрын

That was a great way to put it! Wish someone asked me that in my dark years of drug and alcohol use.

@dadams9158

4 жыл бұрын

@@CarnivalofLVX Pray for them. For Jordan to recover his health and for Theo to persevere in this attack from the lord of lies.

@dewilew2137

4 жыл бұрын

It’s really not that deep.

@aaron4ism

4 жыл бұрын

Dewi Lew that's the beauty of it, it's simple and straight to the point. And leaves it up to the person to really think it over.

Theo, This small twelve-minute four-second clip of a podcast where you and Jordan Peterson discussed sobriety could possibly be your living legacy. Probably saved and will continue to save lives. And help three generations of people seek sobriety with success. Thank you, Lord, for Theo. Thank you, Theo and Jordan for delivering His message in His own time.

@dadams9158

4 жыл бұрын

@Bill Brown Welcome. I dont think i can take credit for these words. They popped into my head and came out my fingers. Amen

@KenjiSummers

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, I agree and hope Theo reads your comment.

@dadams9158

4 жыл бұрын

@@KenjiSummers Even more than that, I hope he sees the one from hoya vp I wish everybody sees that one responds to him

@leesun9523

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers good sir

@dadams9158

4 жыл бұрын

@@leesun9523 Cheers

this has huge educational value, respect brothers!

Two of fav people..both so different..great to see them share together.❤

NOT taking THE risk is the GREATEST RISK. THIS QUOTE got me to start doing open mics. and Bobby Lee. Thank you Mr. Bobby Peterson

these two had some chemistry

I love that you had Jordan on thank you !!

What awesome informative chat.

Seeing everyone talking about the sobriety is amazing! At the end of the day everyone is going through it and we gotta stick together. Hope y’all have an amazing day!

Poor Jordan. I hope he gets out of hospital soon. Also is terrible what happened to his wife. Very sad.

@ElDuardo01

4 жыл бұрын

@Eric W. wtf?

@Kurostyle21

4 жыл бұрын

That's some dedicated Peterson mud campaign and strongly focused at his family at that. Haven't seen such an attack on his character yet. Get a life, Eric

@ElDuardo01

4 жыл бұрын

@Eric W. explain please

@HDitzzDH

4 жыл бұрын

@Grinder Man I think he deleted all of his comments, looks like you're talking to no one lol.

@HDitzzDH

4 жыл бұрын

@Eric W. What sexy selfies? She rarely uploads images of herself lightly dressed, and when she does it's at the beach/sunbathing, and I'm pretty sure Jordan doesn't like the photos for the reason you think, it's simply because she's his daughter, he doesn't have the perverse mindset you do clearly. And no I don't doubt the fact that you rephrased something, I do it all the time.

It's nice watching Theo speak to an intelligent person because you can actually see how intelligent he himself is. Theo has a deep understanding of the human condition. Which I guess is part of the reason why he's such a great comedian.

2 genuine people talking about genuine topics genuinely.

Thanks Jordan for helping turn my life around. I lived in my car after I quit being an emt. And I listened to hours of your content and it helped me redefine myself

Very wholesome seeing all these people in the comments, you're all inspiring to other people. Best of luck!

What a comforting interview and to feel the love between two intelligence guys🥰they got the good stuff going, just having an honest conversation🙏🙏🙏

Love this Thanks for speaking on the hard things

“Something to run towards and something to run from.” And “A friend is someone you can tell good news to. If they get in the way of you getting your life together, those are just people you know.”

The best thing about alcohol is quitting.

@lostintime8651

4 жыл бұрын

Nope. That's not it.

@ryanjohn2116

4 жыл бұрын

Alcohol is good in small amounts, if you over do it and black out a lot that’s where it gets dark

@tiadiad

4 жыл бұрын

Quitting booze is the best thing for those who have a problem. The health benefits alone are worth it.

@razeezar

4 жыл бұрын

I've never had an alcohol problem but I just try to stay away from drinking in general except for maybe sometimes on social occasions. The shit's mostly overrated, anyway!

@hoop-djonez8669

3 жыл бұрын

@tiadiad they missed your point...always a contrarian somewhere. U made a valid point. Not much good comes from alcohol PERIOD. The good things they want to imply isn’t even the alcohol. Fun maybe? That was parallel with the booze. It wasn’t the booze

this is a very good talk. thank you both.

Thank you Theo, this was a treat! Congrats to everyone on their sobriety thus far. Keep going, even if you fall, pick yourself up again. You're stronger than you think. Keep well.

I am so happy to see you back in the saddle, and there are so many issues and questions I would love to be able to bring up, but considering that only a couple of weeks ago you were still withdrawing (and coping with that extra mental anguish produced by the klonopin) I want to say, you look great. Not a lot of people realize how uncoordinated, awkward and difficult it is just to face people and talk - you feel so exposed and raw and everything seems so bright and harsh - but you look and sound amazing and I just want to thank you for being such an inspiration.

the famliarity conversation hit so hard awesome collab man

I actually just had my 13 year sober date on Dec 2nd. I still struggle with anxiety though. Alcohol was the only thing that relived me of it. Unfortunately I cannot use that to help me because I cannot stop once I start without a horrible feeling of torture.