Dilemma
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Join Date: Jun 2013
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Okay, well its only day 2, if you're feeling vulnerable in your sobriety, putting yourself in the line of fire may not be a good idea, obviously its your choice, but if he doesn't realise your struggle, he'll most likely want to know why, so you need to think about what you'll tell him....
Or just say no this time.
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Or just say no this time.
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Hey..I love football and it "goes" together because it's been our habit for so long. Just tell him you don't feel like beer and have soda. I'm gonna have to deal with that this weekend too so I feel ya. I'm just on day 12.
I know some posters who were having a tough time here in the States last weekend because it was a holiday weekend. Which brought up some good advice, have a plan, an escape if the going gets rough. No one is going to know it but you, so if it gets too tough and you feel alone, leave. Good luck!
Other than abstinence, do you have any sort of program, fellowship or plan? If you think you can "just quit" the odds are against you, and you won't be happy. Until we reach a point of acceptance and making the necessary changes are chances for success are small indeed. "Just saying no" doesn't work.
Best of luck, Keep Coming Back, it Works! Take Care.
Best of luck, Keep Coming Back, it Works! Take Care.
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: WI
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Hi John, Instead of thinking of all these " believable" reasons to tell your brother and the rest of the party why you are not having a beer, offer to be the designated driver? I would believe it! Have fun at the party, enjoy spending time with your brother, that's more important than a beer, right? TF
The first day is the hardest
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Join Date: Sep 2013
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thanks for all your great responses .much love to you all were having just pizza and no beer cause im having no beer he cant be bothered to get some himself haha lazy little so and so
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