Old 09-11-2011, 03:06 PM
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Terminally Unique
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Originally Posted by onlythetruth View Post
I'm not judging what anyone else does, believe me, I'm just interested in knowing what, if anything, my secular friends do on their anniversary. I don't want to get a chip, but I'll admit--the anniversary of the day I quit drinking is an important day for me. The day I declared my freedom.
I don't count days, I don't celebrate anniversaries, and I don't pick up chips. I do not reveal my "date of sobriety," nor am I particularly interested in anyone else's DOS beyond (possibly) the first year. To celebrate a sobriety anniversary would imply that I am somehow acting out of character by not drinking, which is not the case anymore. It would be like having a party because I haven't hit myself on the head with a hammer in so many years.

I never drink, period.
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