I need to get out of myself
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I need to get out of myself
Hi all, a newcomer here,
I'm 24 and It's been quite a few years I have an attitude problem with alcohol. I'm not physically dependant, but there are times I crave to get out of my mind, my constant, sometimes torturing thoughts, mostly my boring and indifferent reality, feel a little more, a little different. A little free.
I've been doing other stuff too, pot mostly, been on antidepressants for some years, but it's been a while since I kept myself away from them.
First I always feel euphoric but then all the rage and disappointment bursts out. I'm sick of hurting people who love me, damaging my relationships with others. I'm so embarassed I can't face my family and the hole on the wall reminds me of my of the last incident. All this anger comes out every single time, but never for good.
I hate to say I'm sorry, because I know it's most likely to happen again. I can't find anything else that excites me, and this search is exhausting.
Good luck to you all.
I'm 24 and It's been quite a few years I have an attitude problem with alcohol. I'm not physically dependant, but there are times I crave to get out of my mind, my constant, sometimes torturing thoughts, mostly my boring and indifferent reality, feel a little more, a little different. A little free.
I've been doing other stuff too, pot mostly, been on antidepressants for some years, but it's been a while since I kept myself away from them.
First I always feel euphoric but then all the rage and disappointment bursts out. I'm sick of hurting people who love me, damaging my relationships with others. I'm so embarassed I can't face my family and the hole on the wall reminds me of my of the last incident. All this anger comes out every single time, but never for good.
I hate to say I'm sorry, because I know it's most likely to happen again. I can't find anything else that excites me, and this search is exhausting.
Good luck to you all.
HI and welcome!
Not sure what you want to do about the problem? For me, getting sober was only a small part of it. The big part was figuring out who I was and who I wanted to be. Becoming the person I want to be means that I don't need mood alternating substances to enjoy life.
Good luck to you!
Not sure what you want to do about the problem? For me, getting sober was only a small part of it. The big part was figuring out who I was and who I wanted to be. Becoming the person I want to be means that I don't need mood alternating substances to enjoy life.
Good luck to you!
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Welcome to SR....
Have you considered seeing a counselor about your
destructive rages? that might be a good starting point.
Have you considered seeing a counselor about your
destructive rages? that might be a good starting point.
Last edited by CarolD; 04-25-2011 at 02:42 PM. Reason: ditto correction
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Every time i drink I end up being a monster.
So the obvious solution is not to drink. I'm kind of jealous of peaceful drinkers.
However, I doubt I'll find anything to balance the lack of alcohol, because I've tried to stay away and at some point I gave up because of the boredom and disappointment.
How do I fight that? Well, I try every day but nothing seems to come up.
I was maybe looking for someone with the same aggression problem, but thanks for your post and your welcoming
carold: currently seeing one, and going for the 5th session. I've met a bunch and don't have much faith in them, I have to admit.
So the obvious solution is not to drink. I'm kind of jealous of peaceful drinkers.
However, I doubt I'll find anything to balance the lack of alcohol, because I've tried to stay away and at some point I gave up because of the boredom and disappointment.
How do I fight that? Well, I try every day but nothing seems to come up.
I was maybe looking for someone with the same aggression problem, but thanks for your post and your welcoming
carold: currently seeing one, and going for the 5th session. I've met a bunch and don't have much faith in them, I have to admit.
I had to learn a whole new set of coping skills to deal with my alcohol-ISM. Recovery involves a lot more than not drinkin.
welcome mynameismyname
I was a mostly peaceful drinker, but I could be obnoxious and sometimes full of rage too.
Since I got sober that problem - and a whole lot of others - have righted themselves, with a little work from me.
I think it's a good choice for you to be here and thinking about your drinking
Welcome
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I was a mostly peaceful drinker, but I could be obnoxious and sometimes full of rage too.
Since I got sober that problem - and a whole lot of others - have righted themselves, with a little work from me.
I think it's a good choice for you to be here and thinking about your drinking
Welcome
D
I didn't drink a lot and I didn't drink for very long but I drank enough to have a problem.
For other health reasons I should not drink and I did it anyway.
I'm so glad I don't have to live that way anymore because I didn't like who I was when I was drinking.
For other health reasons I should not drink and I did it anyway.
I'm so glad I don't have to live that way anymore because I didn't like who I was when I was drinking.
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