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Old 05-25-2015, 01:51 PM
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kk1k5x
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From the exchange of Endgame and exwell, a thought struck me. One thing I've learned in my struggles with maintaining sobriety is the following. In the end, it always comes down to whether you feel the need to defend your position or not. Taking a defensive stance points to the fact that a) you feel under siege and b) you might not be so sure about whether or not you yourself actually feel that what you are doing is right.
For example. I've never had to defend a walk in the forest, listening to birds and enjoying the fresh air. I've had to defend having a fourth hamburger in one sitting. I've never had to defend helping my grandmother. I've had to defend not showing up when I promised, because I was drunk or hungover.
So if you feel like defending your position, take a step back and try figuring out what the real problem is
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