Family seems disappointed in me for quitting...
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Ireland
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Time is great for changing perceptions.
The more times I didn't drink with people or family members the more that became normality and people could start to see the benefits of the decision.
Plus people are only looking at what they are loosing themselves rather than what we are gaining through Sobriety, it's a very selfish immediate outlook, but that will also change in time.
Hang in there!!
The more times I didn't drink with people or family members the more that became normality and people could start to see the benefits of the decision.
Plus people are only looking at what they are loosing themselves rather than what we are gaining through Sobriety, it's a very selfish immediate outlook, but that will also change in time.
Hang in there!!
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Join Date: Feb 2016
Posts: 3,597
You may have to "fire" your family or at least distance yourself from them. I've fired my family for the most part, and it's exhilarating. You're breaking out of the "role" they assigned to you, and they don't like it.
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