sobriety vs reality ...
sobriety vs reality ...
ok ... so almost 4 months sober and what have I learned?
Ummmm ... life is better without hangovers ...
Life is manageable ...
Life is boring ....
Life is "not communicating"....
Life is "harder to talk about when you don't have a lil'lubrication'"
Life is still "****"
Life just is ... can I deal with it??? THAT, my friends, is the question ...
Ummmm ... life is better without hangovers ...
Life is manageable ...
Life is boring ....
Life is "not communicating"....
Life is "harder to talk about when you don't have a lil'lubrication'"
Life is still "****"
Life just is ... can I deal with it??? THAT, my friends, is the question ...
Our relationships with our children can be so complicated. Our children can be our greatest sources of joy, and the source of our greatest concern and sometimes even pain. How old is your son; does he still live with you?
Hi Hokey
I know it's rough rebuilding relationships - sometimes other peoples timetables for things like forgiveness run at different times to ours.
Hevyn has a sig that says we are so much more than the worst thing we did.
I really do believe tho that truth always out - you're clearly a wonderfully warm and caring person and you clearly love your son - whatever issues he's working through from past behaviour, the real you will shine through, eventually.
Sometimes, it takes a little time. 2O year olds are closer to children than they are adults, I think - they're still working out the grown up thing.
The point? this is the real you, living an authentic life. Even with the bad days, it's better than drinking - drinking would only make stuff like this a million times worse.
D
I know it's rough rebuilding relationships - sometimes other peoples timetables for things like forgiveness run at different times to ours.
Hevyn has a sig that says we are so much more than the worst thing we did.
I really do believe tho that truth always out - you're clearly a wonderfully warm and caring person and you clearly love your son - whatever issues he's working through from past behaviour, the real you will shine through, eventually.
Sometimes, it takes a little time. 2O year olds are closer to children than they are adults, I think - they're still working out the grown up thing.
The point? this is the real you, living an authentic life. Even with the bad days, it's better than drinking - drinking would only make stuff like this a million times worse.
D
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