I am his second love,
I'm starting to feel guilty for leaving
No, not really. I'm better off
But, I do remember feeling that way. I was drunk with my husband, then by myself when I decided to get sober.
I lost my husband (emotionally) but gained sobriety. Would NEVER have taken a different path.
No more "what if's"
No, not really. I'm better off
But, I do remember feeling that way. I was drunk with my husband, then by myself when I decided to get sober.
I lost my husband (emotionally) but gained sobriety. Would NEVER have taken a different path.
No more "what if's"
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When I was drinking I don't think I loved it more than my wife. My wife was my fist love and still is. It wasn't that I loved drinking. In later drinking days I hated it yet wasn't willing, or thought I couldn't to give it up. My twisted mind and later my body was convinced I needed it as much as air. Then I was left with the ultimatum.
Hope he finds the light like you did.
Hope he finds the light like you did.
You are a very strong person to work on sobriety while living with an active alkie. Perhaps he will see the positive impact sobriety has on you and want some of it for himself. Kudos to you.
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make his drink it
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