People Who Don't Understand
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People Who Don't Understand
I declined a bar invite after saying I would go earlier due to crappy weather and the fact that I'm one day away from being sober. She's like you always bail on me fine I wont you out again. Screw that if a friend can't understand how important sobriety is then I don't need to roll with them.
Becoming sober will help you weed out who are your true friends and who are just party buddies. I spent one week vacation a little while ago at my best friend's. She is a "normie" who likes a beer here and there and she went out of her way to make sure I had an AA schedule and that there were no booze in her fridge.
What you lose in quantity, youll gain in quality.
What you lose in quantity, youll gain in quality.
When I was a drinker "friends" were nothing more than drinking buddies to use as props for my drinking sprees and sessions. Sobriety teaches us to be true friends instead of "fair weather friends" and drinking buddies. We don't have to please anyone else. If we please ourselves by doing the right thing we can't go wrong and please the right people. We start to draw like minded people and form true friendships that last.
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