Im Gespräch reflektiert Nadine Primo persönliche Erfahrungen mit depressiven Episoden und einer zweijährigen Alkoholabstinenz. Sie thematisiert die gesellschaftliche Verharmlosung von Alkoholkonsum, die besonders während der Fußball-Europameisterschaft durch mediale Berichterstattung deutlich wurde, wo Bier oft im Fokus stand. Primo kritisiert diese Normalisierung, verweist auf die Gefahren von Alkohol wie Aggression und häusliche Gewalt und vergleicht die öffentliche Debatte mit der Diskussion um Cannabis-Legalisierung. Sie schildert eigene Bewältigungsstrategien, darunter Offenheit gegenüber ihrem Partner, das Führen eines Whiteboards zur Strukturierung des Alltags und das Hinterfragen von Konsummustern. Abschließend betont sie die Notwendigkeit eines verantwortungsvollen Umgangs mit legalen Drogen und einer sensibleren gesellschaftlichen Diskussion.
[MUSIC PLAYING] RLD. [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] [MUSIC PLAYING] I want to sit here next to me today. Nadine Primo. Hi. - Did I tell you the truth? Did I tell you the truth? Primo or Primo? - Nadine Primo, I mean Primo. - Primo, okay? Today you are talking about the story for John Cook, who is still here today. How do you say a depressive? I have always said a depressive phase. But yesterday I learned that it means depressive episode. And we wish you all a good and peaceful life. - Yes, a very, very peaceful life. - Nadine. Sex in the outskirts, römisch, zwei. How did sex in the outskirts of the people who know you? In short, it's feedback, maybe to the first episode. We both have made it up. Yes, you will definitely have a few deep moments. And they came out particularly well. So I really got through good feedback. So that the people I said were cool that you also talked about it. Just, yeah, sex is connected with the outside. There are a lot of animals, or at the end of the day there are actually a lot of uncertainties that are going to the ground. Because otherwise, if you are talking about sex and outskirts, then you already have an easy-to-understand expression. If we think of a series or something like that, that everything is in a turbo-crass. And the picture we have just returned a little bit. And now I see, you just put me here like this, water, or maybe you can do it. Yes, but I take it to my handy, right? - Oh wow. Can you do it? - No, you can't do it. - I don't think it's special. But look at the edge here. - And now it jumps out of the glass. - Oh, that wasn't it. Oh, and I take the other edge. - It's a live from the right hand. Okay, I take the other edge. - But it was already stuck. - Yeah, anyway I drink the ice tea that's connected with the tree. Well, I had something to do with it. I had already had another edge, but look at it. Okay, so your hand doesn't bend and you drink it. - Now you drink it. I have something to do with my heart. - Of course. - No, the people know. Oh, now I give it to you. - Thank you, I will take the water, but the deck is cool too. Thank you. - Oh, I'm a little confused tomorrow. Yes, but no wonder it was super much fun during the last weeks I saw it, I just opened it open. Let's put it in there again, Stichwort, beer consumption and how this, yes, how this is frozen, at the opening of production, food at E.M. Oh, God. I think I finally got used to it, but I can maybe say something behind the scenes, what to say. Why, John and I, in any case, I especially now do something like that. First of all, I want to say, of course, completely unfavorable. I do my Instagram abstinence. No, actually, it was probably very good, that I came into the phase, where John had given me a lot of advice for me. I gave two or three interviews, but otherwise I did not get much with it. But it happened a lot and I think that was very good, that I did not read everything. But what I also played from the outside, from the private, how to do it, why do you do it now? You did something like that, yes, something a bigger action, or something like social criticism, maybe you've done it here in the scene. I just explained it briefly, what exactly you said. You definitely got a lot with it, but not all of it. It was just a small scene that I saw all the time, so I actually looked at it, I saw all the football games, which I was very interested in, I was very sad that we didn't manage it. So we, of course, had it with us. I was, of course, of course. I am the company, my word is also "we". In football, we could do that. In fact, in the studio of the moderators, just alcohol, alcohol. Or lapida. built up. As if it were heard together. Yes, also. Yes, also, also, also, also, always, always, always, tematized, especially in the front row of the front row, especially in the England, in the Schottens Belgians, they lived as a nation, where they were the largest. And then they were always so, from a very weird perspective, they looked up, they looked up the Englanders, the Schottens, over and over, how many beer were thrown, they were somehow turned up. How do you find our beer, like your beer, you can do everything one by one. But it was almost daily. And in the amazing topic. And then there was this one famous shift, which I also, you can take a media tape back and take it off. I didn't see it, I was lying there in the bathroom, for those who were interested in it. And then there was a question, Katharine Haunstein, again, a beer question, and then he said, the reporters on the field, "Wow, that seems to be the main topic, always when you switch to me, that you talk about beer, you just stand in the stadium." That's what you are communicating about. And of course, that's the starting point, where I, and then I think, as you said today, made a reaction, I also feel that with our podcast, we are open and right. And we have always agreed that our recording assignment is very important in the broadcast. So it's the part of the search for a really DNA from the beginning, to explain it and talk about it, especially then just know, of course, through the own loading of experts. And that was simply absolutely deployed. Yes, that's what it was, but it was constantly. And this one shift was a good, a good hangar, where I thought, as I said in the bathroom, "Oh, that's actually, that, that, that, from the own, from the own broadcast, in question, that was of course good and even more popular than Lena Kesting, which he had expected. I wrote it down and said, thank you for that. It was great for them and I also had a live shift, so it was like, "Wow, it's your main topic, that you talk about beer, but now you don't deserve it. I hope you don't get angry, I hope you don't get angry." Yeah, in fact, I think it's also exciting, just in the context, I mean, the EM is the best example, that just alcohol consumption in Germany, which is also very glorified, but if we then, for example, think of cannabis legalization, so what's there somehow, everything has come together here, Marcos Söder, who really did it like that, as if we would tomorrow, somehow crack at school, then little children share like that, right? And then, but again, it's about an event, and yes, we're just standing in front of the ground and the driving, which will completely blend out, right? Because I mean, I was already taken out, alcohol consumption, I don't know if you got it right, that's the administration, which I, for example, are on a Schirmer, if it's about the EM, it's just like how crass the numbers, what a household violence is, because alcohol consumption, and if then, at once, the man of the heart, however, that's lost, that the aggression will be in your own family, right? And maybe to end up with that, but to end up a little funny, too, I found Witzseg in the mirror, to begin the EM an increase of the police, for example, the police communicates that the school fans, if the people were to drink more kiffen, instead of alcohol, that's why, although this legalization debate, before he had a very strange appearance, he then apparently noticed, yes, okay, good, but actually, yes, marijuana against alcohol, even almost a healthy drug, even if I think it's hard for me to find drugs in health and somehow crass to share, because ultimately it's about searching. There is the heart of white, the heart of white. As much as the media has told me, it's a little bit of white drug and alcohol. Yes, he also thinks that alcohol is no drug, he didn't have it at the country, or only in a drug shop, for sure. Yes, it is for him, it already belongs to the German culture, Germany is a beer nation, and a good mass has not yet been discussed, even if you have to say it, so I have another interview with him, where he says very clearly, so he drinks it himself, he just keeps the mass in the camera, and that's it, what is almost worse, so in all the alcohols, whether it's alcohol, whether it is self-reliable, apparently, as always, he does not do, because he is definitely aware of it. Exactly, so again briefly, why did we do it now, because I'm now just two years clean and I feel like now at the stand, so now I come with myself very well to the right, so it's not a lot of difficult days, not everything is simple, but of course, with every clean day, also a wall, of course, around me, so on the one hand, on the other hand, also perspectives are always clearer, at the beginning, I'm really very intrinsic to myself, to a child, to put the contact again, where situation, all these things, because I now have no power and no capacity in the view of the society, and that happens now, even more and more, that you can also engage, and that's why this happens, maybe also around the whole alcohol topic, it is of course huge, you just said generation, of course, and what is important to me is to do, alcohol is legal, and that should also stay from my perspective, that it is also nonsense, but it is important how we talk about it, how we grow our children and youth in which the world is, that is also not only for alcohol, but for all drugs, but alcohol is so dangerous, because because, yes, because it is beer advertising, beer in the living environment, where you actually buy things, then you stay in the living room, in my opinion, there you hear bad news, so I personally want to have the alcohol from a supermarkets, and I think that we will get into the future for these things, because it's because there are also a lot of people, there are a lot of people under these drugs, and as you really said, there are a lot of attempts to intoxicate people, especially alcohol, so I don't know what studies I don't know now, so I can't quote you, but I have read often that then the director understands the whole thing, between, I come to my alcohol and it will be aggressive, yes, totally, because we are just simply singing and the emotions over cooking, you have, at the same time, I mean, this is the head that says to live, that it is completely over, so in pulse control, go to the airport, now you are not independent, exactly, how do you ask the briefly, how do you do it with alcohol, how do you do it, because we know, on our basis, our other conversations, also in the last sentence, that you are very independent, to not be independent, but also not, to stay on your self, so do I understand how you do it, alcohol, that is very different, so I have to say earlier, I drank quite a lot of alcohol, so there is actually every week, in the end, with the addition, even on Sunday, like under the evening, what is just available, that this is a very normal secret, so there is also a very big static culture and everything, and so I eat a beer at the evening, that is not a big question or similar, and that's why, early on, in any case, more, but anyway, I am also aware of it, so that this very crazy transition with alcohol is simply also dangerous, that you do not so quickly somehow maybe realize that you already have a dependence in it, or just in a unconsciously-consuming condition, so there is also, so for example, I do not know if I listen to people somehow, or I have also heard myself, then I am standing on some kind of networking event, or then somehow a small swore, a little sister, then in the beginning of the weekend, and always the sexist in the hand, and maybe but that's not like that. For example, sex. Yeah, but even these sexes. Like, sexes, sexes, right? - Yes, sexes. - Yes, sexes, right. And, so that I somehow lost the desire to get lost, that itself is already a form of a light source. - Okay. - Yeah. And from there I'm, for example, shunned so I can just look at it. So, somehow, okay. Have I touched more these weeks as, for example, the weeks before, or there was somehow a reason why I needed to drink something now. And if, yes, it's escalated or not. With escalated means, I drank more than I actually had before. But, for me, I'm also very honest. Alcohol is not my first choice now, because I simply don't like the outer person so much. And the cat also doesn't. And accordingly, no, I wouldn't be able to keep it as cheap as possible. Okay, before we get to the point, thank you very much for the nice intro add-in. Before we get to the point, we'll have a look at these places. I'd like to say Nadeen Primo, Primo. I'm really looking forward to that you're here. You're already a list of podcasts. You write for the game, do you have anything else? - A day's game for Elena Zeitung. - Exactly. And you're from many years on Instagram active and engaged for tolerance and diversity. - Oh, yeah. - For that too, thank you very much. And welcome to Sockensechtig. - Yeah, nice to be here for a second time. And I'm very curious, if my last time I spoke about sex and speech. - Yeah, but I always have the confidence. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - So, I thought you might already have a little bit there. But I didn't want you to do that either. - Would you like me to have my sex confidence or what? - That's the same for you. I'll just leave it to you now. - You have the confidence. - So, I would like to say that you'd like to get out of it. - And you'd like to have a look at it. I'd like to do it. First of all, I'd like to say that I. That's what my abstinence is about. The side of the attack is also a real huge wall. So, the wall is also now in my partner's place. And there's something in the wall, which is really a big shield. Of course, I have to be careful, not on you, but on me. That I'm not clean because I'm next to you. And yeah, that's a thing that I always have to look at. That's the reason, how do you feel when you're five hours away from me? And so on, I'm really scared and are very, very close to the house. I've been here for a long time, but I really like it, because it really helps me. That's what I'm trying to do when you've already told your partner. that you can be independent or that you're a consumerist, because maybe there's too much. What really helps me is, of course, to be completely open to being a real searcher. And then, however, what I've been trying out the last few weeks. And we're really in an open exchange, where I say, "Hey, you've just helped me." That you've said that. And so, that you're also, after the game, after such a conversation, against each other, it's very nice. What I'm saying is that I'm basically thinking of a real searcher. So, how would I want to get rid of what I'd like to do now? Because these are the thoughts, so for me it's almost the biggest part of the security. Now, for me, I don't know how the others were, like in their heads. One to one, for me, it's always like this, that my own thinking voice,. sounds like what we should do now. If you're out now, then we'll do this, and that's what I've written in front of my nose, or I've already read all the numbers. That is, I've been doing this for a long time. So, first of all, how do I get the numbers now? Yes. And. I've often thought of these thoughts. Even if I'm on another safe day, it's a bit of a background like this. Yes, it's been so long. Now we can try something again, and that's always the overview. But these actions, thoughts, I also speak of them, and share them with you. I don't always have a real time, but time is near. And this has to be, this has to be, this is very. Yes, that's a lot of work. Yes, because at the moment, there's also an automatic question, "Where does this search come from?" Yes. And how do you defend it now? What to do? So, if you know it carefully, how do you defend it was, to buy an X, Y, or something like that? Yes. And. The problem is that it was real, because I share it with me, that really. That means, I'm not happy, that a share with me wants to continue on every day. Yes. That's the concern. And I. I have to. On some days more, on some very, very little, to go against it. Or to. to. to. to survive. And to end it. That helped me a lot last week. I said, "You know what I was thinking, I thought I would go to the forest and then. Well, because, well, what you don't know in the forest, something in the forest, like. "What? And search for prids with effects, no. Because, for me, it's a forest around the corner, right? And so, very close. And then. But that's. That helped me a lot. The second thing is that I now. I have such a big board in my apartment. So, you're not with a permanent marker, but with a. With a finger, I don't know if you can get away already. I don't know how much that means. A white board. A white board. Yes. With a stick, where you can get away immediately. And so, I now have a plan on it. And it wasn't so. Termines, but the Termines only for me and for the household. And then, behind me, you. a chair. And then I put them up. Yes. To be honest. So, my goal is always to be honest. And I noticed that I work so much. Yes, a full structure. But I've been away from every structure for the past 50 years. Minus. Minus 10. And these small things are written up. So, for the business stuff, we have Google Calendar. But then, we still have this. Ok, after the outside, I get the Termines. I guess. I guess, here. We do the live-ups and interviews. And. And then, we have to meet again with the X-Ipsilons. We have some nice stories. But then, after the house, we still post them. Yes. So, that was. It's been two years now. And now, I've got this hat. And I. Now, I've just worked three letters. And then, I didn't do it together. I divided them into one day. And then, other things. So, flowers, flowers, plants. They're on it. And then, they build a table. And then, they build a table.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Diskussion über persönliche Erfahrungen mit depressiven Phasen und Alkoholabstinenz.
Kritische Betrachtung der gesellschaftlichen Normalisierung von Alkoholkonsum, insbesondere im Kontext der Fußball-EM.
Reflexion über den Umgang mit Suchtmechanismen und Bewältigungsstrategien im Alltag.
Vergleich der gesellschaftlichen Wahrnehmung von Alkohol und anderen Drogen wie Cannabis.
Summary:
Im Gespräch reflektiert Nadine Primo persönliche Erfahrungen mit depressiven Episoden und einer zweijährigen Alkoholabstinenz. Sie thematisiert die gesellschaftliche Verharmlosung von Alkoholkonsum, die besonders während der Fußball-Europameisterschaft durch mediale Berichterstattung deutlich wurde, wo Bier oft im Fokus stand. Primo kritisiert diese Normalisierung, verweist auf die Gefahren von Alkohol wie Aggression und häusliche Gewalt und vergleicht die öffentliche Debatte mit der Diskussion um Cannabis-Legalisierung.
Sie schildert eigene Bewältigungsstrategien, darunter Offenheit gegenüber ihrem Partner, das Führen eines Whiteboards zur Strukturierung des Alltags und das Hinterfragen von Konsummustern. Abschließend betont sie die Notwendigkeit eines verantwortungsvollen Umgangs mit legalen Drogen und einer sensibleren gesellschaftlichen Diskussion.
FAQs
In der Transkription wird erwähnt, dass der korrekte Begriff 'depressive Episode' ist, nicht 'depressive Phase'. Dies ist die medizinisch präzisere Bezeichnung für eine depressive Verstimmung.
Alkoholkonsum wird in den Medien oft glorifiziert, besonders bei Events wie der EM. Es gibt Kritik, dass dies problematische Verhaltensweisen wie Aggression oder häusliche Gewalt überspielt.
Offene Gespräche helfen, Stigmatisierung abzubauen und Betroffene zu unterstützen. Sie fördern ein besseres Verständnis für Suchterkrankungen und zeigen, dass Abstinenz ein fortlaufender Prozess ist.
Strategien wie das Teilen der Gedanken mit Vertrauenspersonen, Ablenkung durch Aktivitäten (z.B. Spaziergänge im Wald) und strukturierte Tagesplanung können helfen, Suchtimpulse zu bewältigen.
Alkohol, besonders Bier, wird in Deutschland oft als Teil der Kultur angesehen. Allerdings wird kritisiert, dass dies den riskanten Konsum verharmlost und alternative Substanzen wie Cannabis unfair diskriminiert.
Alkohol kann Aggressionen verstärken und zu Gewalt führen, besonders in emotional aufgeladenen Situationen wie Sportevents. Studien zeigen einen Zusammenhang zwischen Alkoholkonsum und häuslicher Gewalt.
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