People expect you to be perfect and not drink?
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Join Date: Sep 2015
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Thanks for starting this thread.
One thing I have learned over the years is that addiction is related to self sabatoge, both of which I am very good at.
Hang in there, the voices get quieter when they realise you aren't listening...
One thing I have learned over the years is that addiction is related to self sabatoge, both of which I am very good at.
Hang in there, the voices get quieter when they realise you aren't listening...
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Join Date: Jul 2017
Location: SoCal
Posts: 2,562
Who cares what people think.
Do you want to stop drinking?
Abstinence does in no way imply perfection. It is simply not drinking and/or using.
Sobriety is work and a journey that accompanies abstinence, no matter what path you take. It also has no connection with perfectionism.
I think that trying to be perfect contributes to addiction, it's not a "cure."
Do you want to stop drinking?
Abstinence does in no way imply perfection. It is simply not drinking and/or using.
Sobriety is work and a journey that accompanies abstinence, no matter what path you take. It also has no connection with perfectionism.
I think that trying to be perfect contributes to addiction, it's not a "cure."
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