I am frustrated
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Join Date: May 2015
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I am frustrated
Ive effed up twice but other than those weak moments I'm 5 months sober off of meth. But I am so frustrated I can't manage to get my **** together and get ahead of my legal issues. I have a hard time handling day to day stress because it seems so hopeless and unmanageable to me. I don't know how to be a normal responsible adult.
Also I can't talk to anyone about my weak moments when I wanna get high bc everyone freaks out and thinks I'm already screwing up. I like to write so if y'all have any journaling ideas to help deal with all of this, I would love to hear them.
Also I can't talk to anyone about my weak moments when I wanna get high bc everyone freaks out and thinks I'm already screwing up. I like to write so if y'all have any journaling ideas to help deal with all of this, I would love to hear them.
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You said that it is difficult for you to get ahead of your legal troubles. I can somewhat understand that. I am not in any legal problem, but I recently paid off a gambling debt, and my payment still has not fully processed from my bank. They are telling me 30 business days, and it has been about 13 I think. But I just want to be done with this issue, as this all happened because I did not originally pay the debt and I filed a chargeback with my bank.
Anyways, this all bothers me. But I am getting through it because I know I am doing everything in my power to make the situation right, and I have faith that God will resolve everything in the end as long as I don't drink. If you don't use, I am sure your legal troubles will resolve themselves as well. I believe that society is compassionate towards people who are seeking help as long as they are continuing to stay sober. Good luck!
Anyways, this all bothers me. But I am getting through it because I know I am doing everything in my power to make the situation right, and I have faith that God will resolve everything in the end as long as I don't drink. If you don't use, I am sure your legal troubles will resolve themselves as well. I believe that society is compassionate towards people who are seeking help as long as they are continuing to stay sober. Good luck!
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