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They call it “social.”

But it’s a $1.9 trillion industry.

Nearly 3 million deaths worldwide every year.
About 178,000 deaths a year in the U.S. alone.
Almost 500 people a day.

And over $7 billion a year spent on advertising to keep it normal.

This isn’t about judging anyone.
I don’t judge people who drink.

But understand this:

When you quit,
when you reduce,
when you question it —

you step outside of a machine that profits from dependency.

Alcohol isn’t pushed because it’s healthy.
It’s pushed because it’s profitable.

Sobriety isn’t boring.
It isn’t limiting.

It’s clarity.
It’s control.
It’s opting out.

And systems don’t like when you opt out.

Your sobriety is disruption.