Some stories are told in order. 2Bits is told in pieces—raw, fractured, and relentless in its honesty. This memoir doesn’t ask for pity or offer easy resolutions. Instead, it invites you into the restless mind of someone caught between the pull of alcohol and the deeper, more elusive search for self-acceptance.

With a voice that is both intimate and unflinching, 2Bits traces the evolution of drinking from a simple escape to a reflection of something far more insidious: a quiet battle against isolation, doubt, and the fear of never truly belonging. The moments are snapshots—a childhood shaped by vigilance, a young adulthood spent chasing the illusion of control, and a reckoning that arrives not in a single moment, but in the slow, grinding realization that something has to change.

This is not just an audiobook about drinking. It is about the spaces in between—the silence that drowns, the chaos that comforts, and the fight to break free from both. It is for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider in their own life, who has grappled with the need to numb, or who has simply searched for meaning amid the wreckage of their own choices.

In the end, 2Bits is not about the alcohol. It’s about the cracks beneath it—the ones we bury, the ones we hide, and the ones that, when we finally confront them, lead us home.