I have met the enemy, and he is me.
I have met the enemy, and he is me.
Doing a lot of soul searching and here are a couple of things I know are true. And these things have helped me fail to stop drinking in the past.
1) My intelligence. I am an intelligent woman. I am way too smart to allow myself to become an alcoholic. Fact - My intelligence doesn't have a darned thing to do with my addiction and it's not going to be what helps me stop for good.
2) My stubbornness. Nobody's got a right to tell me what I can do. Not even me. I'm a middle-aged woman and I can do what I please. Fact - I can't drink... even if I tell myself I can drink, I cannot. I need to turn my stubbornness around and use it to help myself not take that first drink.
And I need to be humble, because I am humbled by all of this.
1) My intelligence. I am an intelligent woman. I am way too smart to allow myself to become an alcoholic. Fact - My intelligence doesn't have a darned thing to do with my addiction and it's not going to be what helps me stop for good.
2) My stubbornness. Nobody's got a right to tell me what I can do. Not even me. I'm a middle-aged woman and I can do what I please. Fact - I can't drink... even if I tell myself I can drink, I cannot. I need to turn my stubbornness around and use it to help myself not take that first drink.
And I need to be humble, because I am humbled by all of this.
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