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Pool has been one of those things for me, and for so many others, an addiction. I've been playing for a good while now. I put a lot of effort into playing for quite a while and tuned my game to where it is respectable for my area. I've always had things come up that has taken me from the game. Whether it be friends, weather(summer), funds, time, whatever, I always go back to playing. I quit drinking around October which made me jump up a ball or two which was no surprise. I was playing more and more. Getting later and later for work. Getting fat from late night meals. Getting less action. I decided to take some time of from play and get back in the gym. I didn't want to try and workout and play my first week back do to soreness. When I get ready to come back I have a friend call me and hear people had been saying I dumped somebody and thats the reason I hadn't been out playing. How strong is that? I of course didn't do this but at the same time it made me mad. This type of thing, 'trash talk', happens in all walks of life and happens a lot in pool especially. I had just gotten sick of it. I'm fed up so I sell my cues. I got lucky and sold them to a guy that builds cues in the area Brian King and he gave me top dollar for his stuff. That was that. I hadn't been playin for around 2 months and decided to drop by and say hello and play in the weekly tournament. I have to say I still love to play. I've said "I'm a fan of pool, not pool players". I don't want to get back in my old swing. Pool will run you ragged if you let it. I am the type that lets it. I'm in a period in my life where I'm kinda clueless as where I'm headed anyway (26). I just wonder if anyone has had similar experiences and how they handled them.