can't blame everything on alcohol
can't blame everything on alcohol
I've screwed up more than I care to get into at this point and 90% had nothing to do with alcohol, I think I turned to alcohol to cover up the feelings of never ending bad decisions and never feeling good enough for just about anything. Therefore, alcohol was just a way to escape and a coping mechanism and not the root of all my problems. Way to deep for 330pm....on a Tuesday. But im on day 8 so that's good, have to work, so no drinking regardless. Happy Tuesday!
Wow amazing! I feel the exact same way AND notice the same thing!
AND this is my 8th day too!!!
Yeah I find myself thinking way too deeply and over analyzing things sometimes...I struggle with the concept of some things not having a clear answer to them. It's my insane control issues. I have to know the whys behind everything so I can expect any or all outcomes!
Staying positive helps...
The only true thing I have direct control over is my attitude and reactions to he people, places, and things around me.
AND this is my 8th day too!!!
Yeah I find myself thinking way too deeply and over analyzing things sometimes...I struggle with the concept of some things not having a clear answer to them. It's my insane control issues. I have to know the whys behind everything so I can expect any or all outcomes!
Staying positive helps...
The only true thing I have direct control over is my attitude and reactions to he people, places, and things around me.
I was in that same situation fitz ...my drinking increased when my marriage problems started getting worse, he blamed it on the alcohol, but we both knew it was more than that
Yea it's strange she helped push me into treatment but when I got sober there was a distance that could not be blamed on addiction. As a band once said What A Long Strange Trip Its Been. But today is today, not yesterday or tomorrow
I will not blame my drinking on my marriage but I will blame my marriage on my drinking. Never should have been married in the first place and definately should not have stayed married for 18 yrs but if you are drunk enough you can tolerate a lot of things.
Putting the plug in the jug is only the beginning of the healing
Putting the plug in the jug is only the beginning of the healing
Lilgolden, it surprised me to learn that alcoholism was not about the drinking.
Like you, I had many issues long before I began drinking. I was depressed, anxious and a super control-freak. Alcohol was a self-medication for me, which quickly made things worse. And, then, I still had to deal with all the other stuff.
But, don't get overwhelmed or discouraged. Know that you're on the right track and moving forward.
Like you, I had many issues long before I began drinking. I was depressed, anxious and a super control-freak. Alcohol was a self-medication for me, which quickly made things worse. And, then, I still had to deal with all the other stuff.
But, don't get overwhelmed or discouraged. Know that you're on the right track and moving forward.
lilgolden - This is painful, but good progress. To be sorting things out without turning to alcohol to numb your feelings & emotions is scary, but necessary. Proud of you for your 8 days.
Hi Diana! Way to be!
I am at work too...kinda worried that I might get into trouble for bein on this forum all day but its better than getting in trouble for being drunk LOL!
I am at work too...kinda worried that I might get into trouble for bein on this forum all day but its better than getting in trouble for being drunk LOL!
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