God give me patience..
To acknowledge that I am an alcoholic is something I never want to do, but by doing so I identify one of the main problems in my life. I can't drink like other people, when I drink, I drink to get drunk. It's not a social party to me, it's a trip to la-la land whenever I get drunk. Sure, I can go for periods of time without a drink, especially when I'm pursuing a goal I feel is important to me. But in the end, regardless of what I achieve, I still end up drunk.
Nothing in this world will tempt me to drink again.
But someone here, don't remember who, asked me a simple yet very important question. Why would I drink again? And I couldn't come up with one good reason. There is no reason for me to ever drink again, and I am confident I won't. There is no benefit from drinking. I'm not being cocky or over confident, just confident. Looking forward to a completely sober life.
This was the point I was trying to make and Shawk made the point much clearer in his own post. Thank you!
I'm going to jump on and take credit for being the person who asked 'why would you drink again'.. unfortunately, though he remembered my question, I never did get an answer...
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