Yes. Keeping this shit secret is a huge part of the problem.
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suprasternaincognitoMar 20, 2026
+224
Good on her for starting again.
220 days sober here.
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Commercial_Lock_2620Mar 20, 2026
+74
84 days for me! Congratulations 🫶🏻
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gamblinonmeMar 20, 2026
+27
Congrats to you both!!
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burnsradoMar 20, 2026
+10
Hell yeah! 334 days here. Just hit 11 months 17 minutes ago!
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thinkingaheadMar 20, 2026
+28
1,753 days here. Not to brag. If I can do it, anyone can. One day at a time
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RogerFuckbytheNavaleMar 20, 2026
+11
That's excellent progress. Good on you!
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TwinkinnMar 20, 2026
+11
175 for me! We’re all in this together!
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KimWexlers_PonytailMar 20, 2026
+9
684 here. I am so proud of you and all the commenters here! If I can do it, anyone can.
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longhorsewangMar 20, 2026
+15
BIL just celebrated 21yrs!
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Smart_Literature_848Mar 20, 2026
+6
939 here :)
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TuacamoleMar 20, 2026
+1
18 days:)
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DramaPotential3596Mar 20, 2026
+1
Congrats! 513 for me!
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cmaia1503Mar 19, 2026
+143
> Natasha Lyonne is thanking fans for their support after she revealed in January that she had relapsed and was no longer sober. “Proud to report this kid is doing a whole lot better and back on her feet,” she wrote.
> “Want to thank our recovery communities and the fans who stood by and were so supportive. Aiming to keep the journey somehow private, but look forward to sharing my experience, strength and hope as makes sense.”
> After the Sundance Film Festival in late January, the “P**** Face” star wrote that she had relapsed and then added, “Recovery is a lifelong process. Anyone out there struggling, remember you’re not alone. Grateful for love & smart feet. Gonna do it for baby Bambo. Stay honest, folks. Sick as our secrets. If no one told ya today, I love you. No matter how far down the scales we have gone, we will see how our experience may help another. Keep going, kiddos. Don’t quit before the miracle. Wallpaper your mind with love. Rest is all noise & baloney.”
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Textiles_on_Main_StMar 19, 2026
+75
That's a good message. If anyone is slipping or did slip, remember there are do overs in this life. Stay clean or sober just one day at a time. You can start that any time you like and everyone is happy for you when you do.
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fuzzybunnyslippers08Mar 20, 2026
+25
Maybe not a popular opinion but slipping is part of recovery. It’s never linear. Falling off happens and so does getting back on if we are lucky.
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BromogeeksualMar 20, 2026
+9
Someone on reddit made a comment how people who count days of sobriety can sometimes throw it all way when the slip up. The reasoning being they list the streak and now it's over. You can also think of it as, "I was sober for 364 days of the year." Despite the relapse you've made lots of progress. You can still get back to your sobriety. I chose this mindset as I struggle to fully cut out dri king from my life, but I choose health, and maintaining my responsibilities. An occasional weekend night where I cut loose doesn't mean I haven't succeeded in stopping drinking during work nights, etc.
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MundBid-2124Mar 20, 2026
+1
Definitely count the wins.
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Textiles_on_Main_StMar 20, 2026
+1
Exactly. It’s far more healthy to keep on working. Stay strong and have a good day.
It helps for me to play the tape forward; I know exactly how my drinking would end, even if it just started with one—in my case, I scare myself straight pretty easily. lol.
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MichiganInTexasMar 19, 2026
+27
Wishing her the best.
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MaryBitchardsMar 20, 2026
+21
Rooting for her always.
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AlisonEversoleMar 20, 2026
+10
Relapse is a part of the struggle of recovery. Good for her for committing to sobriety again.
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PartyMonsterAdoreMar 20, 2026
+17
I’m happy she’s getting back on her feet and is also being honest/public about it all. Sobriety is a constant state of recognizing you’re a work in progress, acknowledging that, and continuing forward. Mistakes happen and we should all have grace with ourselves to wipe the dust off and keep moving forward.
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SuCzarMar 20, 2026
+5
This is how I find out p**** face was cancelled? Dang I thought that show was fun.
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Atkena2578Mar 19, 2026
+13
Oh dang I remember after the Critics Choice award seeing a blind item that she was no longer sober
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herecomestherebuttalMar 20, 2026
+15
Yeah, her Instagram around that time was pretty concerning.
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sakuraba2046Mar 19, 2026
+18
She’s so durable.
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DeliciousBeanWaterMar 20, 2026
+5
I love her as an actress so much. I will watch anything she is in idgaf what it is. Im so glad to see shes doing ok.
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docmarvyMar 20, 2026
+5
That’s great to hear. Love her. Total icon.
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Lost_Reindeer_6548Mar 20, 2026
+4
I absolutely love her! Russian doll was fantastic! And her last show, I forget the name now I really enjoyed too. Blessings to her.
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Training-Judgment123Mar 20, 2026
-6
The relapse was an image rehab after starting that AI project to put other actors out of work.
Eat a bag of dicks,AI slop w****.
-6
NoTitleChampMar 20, 2026
+9
You can criticise AI without being a prick.
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Training-Judgment123Mar 20, 2026
-2
Don’t you dare try and high road me while being crass yourself.
-2
NoTitleChampMar 20, 2026
+1
Lol dude take a break from the internet.
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ShaolinTrapLordMar 20, 2026
-2
My heart goes out to these rich junkies
-2
ArpeggiatewithmeMar 20, 2026
-4
Is she gonna go back to making shit up that David Lynch never said now.
-4
TeriyakiHairPiece_Mar 20, 2026
+5
Elaborate?
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ArpeggiatewithmeMar 20, 2026
+10
She’s been claiming that David lynch secretly told her how much he loved ai before he died.
It is important to know that she is also involved/heavily invested in an AI Film startup.
It’s a shame since I’ve thoroughly enjoyed her in everything I’ve seen her in.
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TeriyakiHairPiece_Mar 20, 2026
+2
She should probably stop eating cigarettes.
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KennyMoose32Mar 20, 2026
……….
*you’re never supposed to eat them*
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TeriyakiHairPiece_Mar 20, 2026
+1
Sounds like she eats 3 packs a day.
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NoTitleChampMar 20, 2026
I hate AI but how do you know he didn't say that?
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Even_Establishment95Mar 20, 2026
-9
lol I’m so cynical about addiction having seen a drug addict up close and personal for years. The drug of choice may change but the behaviors remain. Lying, manipulation, hiding. Also they just love to declare when they’re in recovery or have been sober for X amount of days. It’s never truly accurate.
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lunchypoo222Mar 20, 2026
+3
I mean, no one is disputing that. It comes with the territory. I’m willing to bet it’s part of why she mentioned trying to keep the journey semi-private because she knows relapse is a likelihood. Who knows her thoughts though, except for the assurance that they’re probably plagued with the desire to use, as it is for so many who struggle with addiction.
I once listened to an interview with an addiction specialist (doc) who talked about what brain undergoes physiologically/ chemically while in a severely addicted state where it becomes the brain’s #1 priority above all else. It made me look at addicts in a whole different light. What we see on the outside is a person who may lie and manipulate in order to continue using at all costs, but beneath that is just a brain in a state where the drug largely controls it and the person on the outside through a simple but powerful reward system. All that to say, personal accountability certainly means something, but the extent to which people find themselves frighteningly powerless is real, and not something to apply shame to directly. Shame is like fuel for addiction.
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gamblinonmeMar 20, 2026
+2
I think of addiction as a host, living off the body mentally, emotionally and spiritually
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lunchypoo222Mar 20, 2026
+6
Perhaps it more like the person is the host, and the addiction the parasite
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gamblinonmeMar 20, 2026
+1
Thanks, yes that’s what I was trying to say
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magsevenMar 20, 2026
+1
Once upon a time she threatened to r*** her neighbor's dog while on a bender. The way she's handled and is handling this relapse without threats of dog-r*** should leave your cynicality untriggered.
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AMediaArchivistMar 20, 2026
-17
Good for her but how come she sounds like she smokes 4 packs of cigarettes a day?
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