Well I told her
Well I told her
I told my SO that the past 4 months that she thought I was sober were a big lie. It was very hard to tell her. Ironically, one of the strenths of our relationship is honesty and trust. I am honest in everything but this. I know she will never understand how my stupid addictive brain yells bad ideas at me all the time. Of course she was hurt and devastated, but I think we will be ok. I couldn't go clean without coming clean. If that makes any sense.
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HFA,
Good move - can't move forward with honesty if you are holding back the lies.. I am sure it was very hard, and the fallout won't be fun - but you did the right thing and it shows you value your relationship with both your SO and with your sobriety. Well done!
Good move - can't move forward with honesty if you are holding back the lies.. I am sure it was very hard, and the fallout won't be fun - but you did the right thing and it shows you value your relationship with both your SO and with your sobriety. Well done!
HFA, I am glad that you told her and took that step. When I relapsed while my husband was traveling.....well he knew from a phone convo that I was drunk again but he didn't say a word. A few days later I crashed and got sober for real. I then spoke to him about a week into my sobriety and I told him what happened. He was so happy for me and told me that he had known from the last call that I was drinking again. He said he wasn't sure if I was going to be sober when he called this time but heard me and was happy and even more so that I was honest about my relapse.
Picking up my friend is so important. If we aren't true to ourselves and step up then getting clean will always elude us.
I wish you continued strength in your recovery. You are on the right path. Learn from this and move forward. Sobriety is there for you....
Picking up my friend is so important. If we aren't true to ourselves and step up then getting clean will always elude us.
I wish you continued strength in your recovery. You are on the right path. Learn from this and move forward. Sobriety is there for you....
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