Here it is
Here it is
I'm sorry for wasting so many moments of the lives of people who have read my posts. I can leave you with this and hope it helps you. Goodbye.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hjPZpaXNsw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hjPZpaXNsw
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Ya wanna die an alcoholic like Kerouac? Will that make you artsy and substantial? For crying out loud Acheleus. That's your hero?
You didn't waste my time. I guess you're going to go out and waste some more of yours. Such a pity. How bout you get out of your head and go look at life. Your a student of the word so go out there and look at it...try to help it. Go work with folks with a lesser pile than you. Maybe that will help.
Or you could just ...give up...like you're doing.
Be a hero in your own life..save yourself or don't. Choice is yours...and only yours.
You didn't waste my time. I guess you're going to go out and waste some more of yours. Such a pity. How bout you get out of your head and go look at life. Your a student of the word so go out there and look at it...try to help it. Go work with folks with a lesser pile than you. Maybe that will help.
Or you could just ...give up...like you're doing.
Be a hero in your own life..save yourself or don't. Choice is yours...and only yours.
Hey A, I haven't posted to you a lot but I do read your posts. You're not wasting anyone's time and you are NOT a waste of time. It seems like you are struggling with solitude and depression a little. The bottle doesn't solve those problems. I thought it did for years especially when I lived overseas away from family and friends. All it did was make things worse to the point that I started to plan my suicide. I just couldn't see any other alternative. I hated my life, hated myself and thought that at least if I could have an 'accidental' death, my family could collect the insurance money. That is the alcoholic mind at work. By reaching out for help I was able to slowly crawl back from the abyss.
My life now is far from being a bed of roses. I am only in very early days of sobriety. I still have many issues to deal with. But, I believe I have the ability to face my problems, one at a time and one day at a time. It was only months into my program that I was fortunate to have a spiritual awakening that was totally unexoected
Have patience, reach out for help (there is no shame in that) and build faith in yourself. I am certain your outlook on life will improve. Hang in there
My life now is far from being a bed of roses. I am only in very early days of sobriety. I still have many issues to deal with. But, I believe I have the ability to face my problems, one at a time and one day at a time. It was only months into my program that I was fortunate to have a spiritual awakening that was totally unexoected
Have patience, reach out for help (there is no shame in that) and build faith in yourself. I am certain your outlook on life will improve. Hang in there
Nuudawn....I think you get pleasure out of acting like you possess wisdom or some kind of experience that can benefit everyone else.
I have nothing left. I am glad that Nuudawn has the right to hurt my feelings.
I have nothing left. I am glad that Nuudawn has the right to hurt my feelings.
Longbeachone
Nuudawn isn't hurting anyone's feelings. She can't. She is offering sound advice. Experience, strength, and hope.
Stop thinking about what you don't have (self pity) and focus on what you do (gratitude). Start with being grateful for Nuudawn.
Best to you,
Warren
Stop thinking about what you don't have (self pity) and focus on what you do (gratitude). Start with being grateful for Nuudawn.
Best to you,
Warren
You would only be wasting our time if you cave to your self pity and leave Ach. Did you stop taking your meds again? Did you drink? Just tell us what is happening and you'll get through whatever it is. Romanticizing addiction is only for those who are already dead. You are very young and have a full life ahead of you, let's get on with living it well, ok?
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I am not sure if you have taken notice with your cycle of behavior? It goes like this:
1) You get depressed and think of all that has ever been wrong in your life. This starts with your Mother and moves to your father, then your grandparents. You also think that you are a piece of trash. You are lonely and express the need for a relationship and think about your past relationship and how broken you feel from the demise.
2) You post of said depression and we rally around you to support you. We offer suggestions that we hope you will take to help you out of your self loathing. No words will ever do when you are in this state.
3) A few days go by and you decide that all of this sobriety crap is for the birds. You will now set out on your mission to drink, get drunk. You post a song for your departure and this time it is a writer who was horribly dis-eased with Alcoholism. (not really a great aspiration in my opinion)
4) We try to persuade you. "No Acheleus! Its not all that bad. Hang on here with us A. You are special. You are not a piece of Sh#t"
5) You leave to drink.
6) The next morning you come back here. You have made some kind of fool of yourself at the bar. Why did I do this? You ask. Why? The post is a post of regret and self loathing. You have decided to try sobriety again.
7) We are happy that you made it back onto the forum and we are happy that you are trying again.
8) Repeat 1 through 7.
If you start to participate in your life in a different manner, things may start to change. You have to make the change. NO ONE CAN DO IT FOR YOU A. Give back to this community that has offered you endless support. Start to support others. Do something different. Nothing will change if nothing changes. You are the common denominator in this whole equation.
DO you have your medications? Are you taking them?
(Please don't take your anger out on members who have supported you and who have seen all of this many times before. There comes a point when this cycle gets tiring. What did you expect?)
1) You get depressed and think of all that has ever been wrong in your life. This starts with your Mother and moves to your father, then your grandparents. You also think that you are a piece of trash. You are lonely and express the need for a relationship and think about your past relationship and how broken you feel from the demise.
2) You post of said depression and we rally around you to support you. We offer suggestions that we hope you will take to help you out of your self loathing. No words will ever do when you are in this state.
3) A few days go by and you decide that all of this sobriety crap is for the birds. You will now set out on your mission to drink, get drunk. You post a song for your departure and this time it is a writer who was horribly dis-eased with Alcoholism. (not really a great aspiration in my opinion)
4) We try to persuade you. "No Acheleus! Its not all that bad. Hang on here with us A. You are special. You are not a piece of Sh#t"
5) You leave to drink.
6) The next morning you come back here. You have made some kind of fool of yourself at the bar. Why did I do this? You ask. Why? The post is a post of regret and self loathing. You have decided to try sobriety again.
7) We are happy that you made it back onto the forum and we are happy that you are trying again.
8) Repeat 1 through 7.
If you start to participate in your life in a different manner, things may start to change. You have to make the change. NO ONE CAN DO IT FOR YOU A. Give back to this community that has offered you endless support. Start to support others. Do something different. Nothing will change if nothing changes. You are the common denominator in this whole equation.
DO you have your medications? Are you taking them?
(Please don't take your anger out on members who have supported you and who have seen all of this many times before. There comes a point when this cycle gets tiring. What did you expect?)
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