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January 04, 2022 5 min read
Are you wrestling with the sober curious movement? Or maybe you’re just trying to figure out what sober curious means and if it’s something you want to try as you kick off a new year! There is merit in trying a sober lifestyle while still staying cool, having fun and making new memories.
What is sober curiosity and should you try it? It’s a popular question. Unlike sobriety that is typically chosen as a result of alcohol dependence or abuse, the sober curious movement allows you to have the option of questioning and choosing to change your alcoholic drinking habits for your own physical and mental wellbeing. Sober curious is really all about investigating changes you might want to make in your life. You get to decide if abstaining from alcohol is a better choice for you in the long run without being forced to make a definitive change.
The sober curious lessons will be revealed here below so you can make your own choices!
The phrase “sober curious” was actually coined by author Ruby Warrington in her 2018 book titled: “Sober Curious: The Blissful Sleep, Greater Focus, Limitless Presence and Deep Connection Awaiting Us All on the Other Side of Alcohol.” The book has taken on a life of its own and created a movement we will discuss below.
The phrase “sober curious” was coined by the book above. Those inspired by the book have spread the word and those that have never read the book have often heard of the phrase and want to learn more. Many are intrigued with the concept of welcoming anyone to join the conversation of not drinking without being forced to make a change or shamed if they resume drinking.
Being sober curious is really all about providing an inclusive environment for those still drinking, those ready to quit and even those that aren’t ready to give up alcohol just yet. Sober curious means something different for everyone and that’s OK! That’s one of the reasons it’s such an inclusive movement. It’s really about experimenting with your own body and deciding at some point whether alcohol on any level is right for you.
We can confirm that being sober is the new cool. Let us count the reasons:
There’s no reason you can’t have fun and be cool with your friends that are drinking. Remember that there is no need to explain your newfound sobriety to anyone if you don’t want to. Some tips to stay cool and have fun while being sober include:
Being sober feels weird at first, especially if the art of drinking alcohol was a big part of your life with friends at social gatherings, bars and family get togethers. Just remember that being sober curious is different for everyone. How you get there and even if you decide if being sober is not for you is fine! Trying sobriety is more about an evolving process over time with this movement.
Are you looking for new ways to have fun while sober? We understand. It can be a challenge to come up with new ways to fill your time, especially on the weekends. Here’s some tips for creating some new sober fun activities:
Are you looking for sobriety drink options? Have you tried kombucha options? Or maybe you are wondering if kombucha is OK for sobriety because of the alcohol content? While there are some levels of alcohol in certain kombucha drinks, it is possible to find non alcoholic kombucha beverages with less than 0.5% alcohol that you can drink with confidence!
Wonder Drink's original organic prebiotic kombucha is a must try. If you are looking for a way to try the sober curious movement with a delicious treat that is non alcoholic, try our tasty and refreshing Green Tea and Lemon Kombucha today! At Wonder Drink, we use a two-step fermentation process that uses standardized bacteria and yeast cultures. We purposefully inactivate the starter cultures during the fermentation process, guaranteeing consistent quality and alcohol and sugar compliance. All of our kombucha contains no more than 0.5% alcohol volume, making Wonder Drink Kombucha a non alcoholic beverage.
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