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michski · 09-28-2006, 04:38 PM

Yeah, I think it's a great idea to explore other groups. I don't like it when groups get to clicky.. they often don't see the scared silent newcomer. Anyway why not go to different groups? Check them out and find and share some new inspiration and ES&H. After many relapses I know my homegroup saw me as an in and out "chronic relapser" and I enjoyed the anonymity of new groups who helped show me who I was. At that time I hadn't a clue.

Yeah, homegroups do get too comfortable. But they're important too. I eventually did begin with my homegroup again. I began by picking up my one year chip there and that rocked their reality about me and it was good that I did it... for them and for me.

09-28-2006, 04:38 PM	#2 (permalink)
michski Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: California Posts: 972	Yeah, I think it's a great idea to explore other groups. I don't like it when groups get to clicky.. they often don't see the scared silent newcomer. Anyway why not go to different groups? Check them out and find and share some new inspiration and ES&H. After many relapses I know my homegroup saw me as an in and out "chronic relapser" and I enjoyed the anonymity of new groups who helped show me who I was. At that time I hadn't a clue. Yeah, homegroups do get too comfortable. But they're important too. I eventually did begin with my homegroup again. I began by picking up my one year chip there and that rocked their reality about me and it was good that I did it... for them and for me. __________________ Fake it til you make it!