Originally Posted by pkrma
You're trying to probe my mind, see why I am not interested in AA, support groups, programs, whatever. I've got my reasons, don't really need to go into it. I'm just not a program guy, that's all there is to it. There's alot of people like me out there, just like there's alot of people not like me out there.
Pkrma, you can rest assured that our friendly advisor Dalek is in no way suggesting that you need any sort of program or support group at all in order to quit drinking. He strongly believes that we each of us can do exactly as you are doing right now, finally take responsibility for our drinking, and then take responsibility for our sobriety.
I am certain, because this is his calling, that Dalek is trying to lead you to the point where you can see that you will quit, dammit, no matter what. You will never drink again, no matter what happens. You quit, because you simply have chosen for good to never drink. Done. Question posed and answered.
Our program friends don't like this, but a study of tens of thousands of American drinkers over a period of time showed that almost all (75%) quit without any program whatsoever. No groups, no meetings, no steps, no programs. One step is all that is needed. I know you can do it too.