zombiegirl

Well so far I've taken me n my girls to have our hair done with the extra money I've saved I paid for there nails painting (they are 4 and loved it)
I've been to the gym n moved my kitchen around and chucked things out from my past.

My husband bought himself beer :-/
But he bought me non alcoholic so I didn't feel left out, not sure what I think of this is he been nice or is he been a hypocrit?
I'm off in the shower soon n I'm going to read my walking dead novels.
Good luck all and I hope u all stay on the straight and narrow.

P.s I've got ferreo roches for my treat :-)

brit789

I would be mad at my husband if he brought beer home but that's just me. Sounds like you're doing ok tho.

Zeepa

I think he's doing what he feels is a good thing for you, trying to help in his own way. He probably doesnt realise the effect of himself drinking "real" beer has on us sometimes. You'll be fine x

MissionRecovery

It is amazing that our spouses do not get it that we are addicts and we cannot even have non alcoholic beer. My wife have learned after years of relapsing, we cannot have anything at home. It could turn into disaster. But I am glad you are doing well and have a good night out.

Dee74

I'm not a fan of NA beer - especially if you were craving all day ZG

I don't drink NA beer because it looks like beer, feels like a can of beer, it smells like beer, it has that same condensation thing on the can like a beer, the same fizz and foam when you pop the can, tastes like beer (kinda)....

I'd drink some then I'd wonder why I'd go out everytime and get 'real' beer.
I was still knee deep in old behaviours, and didn't even realise it.

As a former beer drinker I know it ticks all the boxes for me, and opens the door to old behaviour and old thought paterns.

I don't recommend it.

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