emotional toilet dive
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emotional toilet dive
I don't know if this is the right place to put this, but I need some strength. I don't feel like drinking right now, but quitting seems overwhelming and the two people who I lean on aren't my biggest fans right now. My boyfriend is livid at my behaviour and drinking, and all the lies I tell him so I can hide it when I drink. Usually we spend weekends together and i was really needing his attention but now i am scared he's going to break up with me.
on another note, how long does it usually take for my emotions to rebalance themselves, because i am not liking being this sad.
on another note, how long does it usually take for my emotions to rebalance themselves, because i am not liking being this sad.
Hi awynnkitty
There's always plenty of support here
Have you checked out our Class of March support thread?
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...art-2-a-7.html
It took a while for my emotions to even out, but they will don't worry
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There's always plenty of support here
Have you checked out our Class of March support thread?
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...art-2-a-7.html
It took a while for my emotions to even out, but they will don't worry
D
this is the right place to post this. You are in the perfect spot to find support. Drinking will not make things better or easier for you. It will only numb things for a little while. Build a bigger fan base, a strong fan base. An army of supporters for your sobriety. Have you tried going to an AA meeting? A woman who had never been to a meeting came to one of mine on Monday. By herself. And told us that. She now has at least four phone numbers of women she can call for support if she needs it.
Hang in there. Come here and post. Your emotions will be on a roller coaster for a bit. I've got four months and there are still hard days but I know alcohol will only make it worse. I text or call people for support. Or just to know I'm not alone. It does get easier over time but I spent an awfully long time numbing my feelings with alcohol so I am trying to be patient and relearning how to live sober.
Hang in there. Come here and post. Your emotions will be on a roller coaster for a bit. I've got four months and there are still hard days but I know alcohol will only make it worse. I text or call people for support. Or just to know I'm not alone. It does get easier over time but I spent an awfully long time numbing my feelings with alcohol so I am trying to be patient and relearning how to live sober.
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I think the best idea right now is for me to just crawl into bed and hope tomorrow is better, although I very worried that my bf will yell at me when I just need his support and love right now. I know he is going through emotions too though. Any ideas on how to mend a broken relationship?
I think it's best for now to focus on your recovery awynnkitty.
Leave the fixing for now.
If your drinking has contributed to some ill feeling, it stands to reason that trying to do something about that drinking can only serve you well in the long run anyway
Keep it simple - get sober, stay sober, sort the other stuff out when you 're more capable and better equipped to deal with it?
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Leave the fixing for now.
If your drinking has contributed to some ill feeling, it stands to reason that trying to do something about that drinking can only serve you well in the long run anyway
Keep it simple - get sober, stay sober, sort the other stuff out when you 're more capable and better equipped to deal with it?
D
Hi, welcome to SR. If you want to make up with your boyfriend remember that actions speak louder than words. Live your recovery, make it your focus, and hopefully the rest will fall into place. Lots of people stop drinking because of a bad fright or a killer hangover or an ultimatum front their loved ones, but to keep going you have to want it for yourself.
Try to get as much support as you can and stay away from situations where you'd normally drink. Ask you boyfriend for his support.
Try to get as much support as you can and stay away from situations where you'd normally drink. Ask you boyfriend for his support.
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