Drunk, confused and feeling pathetic
Give it time Unix....let it go. I played that game for years. Spent years together. Got married in a helicopter above Las Vegas....divorced on the ground a few years later. Spent another gazillion years together. Finally split. And let me tell you I had to fight to stay split. I think I figured out that not only can you be addicted to drugs/alcohol ...but WE were addicted to each other. Since the split (been a few years back) I am now FREE to work on myself. Sometimes it is hard. Other times I love it. Once again...give it time!! Wishing you the best. AND give up the alcohol. It is a MAJOR depressant. I am not nearly as sad as I thought I was!
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Thanks. You know MsCooterBrown that's almost exactly what's been going on in my mind with the relationship. I got split once, but then invited her to visit and she would just cry like she can't live without me and we continued from there.
I know it is wise to give it time and think with reason, but all the while this is taking place some other things tend to happen. Thanks for the replies and support, much appreciated.
I know it is wise to give it time and think with reason, but all the while this is taking place some other things tend to happen. Thanks for the replies and support, much appreciated.
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Thanks everyone. I got split with my engaged one, and got together for a few days and now I got split again. This time I'll keep it this way.
Sorry to tell but I ended up drinking again... Have one stack (24x) beer to do for today and after that I am done. Just happy about getting the relationship out of the way of sobriety. It was not a healthy one. So thanks again!
Sorry to tell but I ended up drinking again... Have one stack (24x) beer to do for today and after that I am done. Just happy about getting the relationship out of the way of sobriety. It was not a healthy one. So thanks again!
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Do you think you will feel differently about stopping drinking once that beer is gone? You might feel a bit worse after you have drank it, but any nearer in wanting to quit?
There are always stacks of beer waiting, whether you have bought them yet or not.
There are always stacks of beer waiting, whether you have bought them yet or not.
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I understand your concern and know what you mean. To support being done, I have resolution and peace to be free of the relationship. And yes there are always stacks of beer waiting the shops, this is so true.
I feel like I can do this.
I feel like I can do this.
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I guess I'm really drawn to sober poetry while I'm here, although I was never much of a poet myself. Here is one spontaneous:
The dark night shall appear,
once again to remind us
of the body
of alcohol
where ever did we go so wrong
to have struggled this long
to be free of this fallacy
... well I can't get any continues for that but anyway.
There is much to do sober.
The dark night shall appear,
once again to remind us
of the body
of alcohol
where ever did we go so wrong
to have struggled this long
to be free of this fallacy
... well I can't get any continues for that but anyway.
There is much to do sober.
If you truly want to get sober you'll ditch the case and start now Unix. All the "starting tomorrow" talk is just BS and you know it. You are right that there is a lot to do sober....are you ready to do it?
Not a healthy relationship for whom, UnixBer?
For you, or for your addiction?
Usually, the way these things tend to work, is that we get relationships out of the way of drinking some more, so that we can then function as alcoholics, without all the nagging.
Careful who you push away.
please read a few times what algorithm typed.
its very easy to rationalize there always being something in the way of sobriety- always something to blame for drinking.
and that's all it is- rationalizing and blaming.
sobriety comes by taking personal responsibility for recovery.
I could very well have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when I was diagnosed with cancer, but I chose to stay sober.
I could have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when a very good friend committed suicide, but I chose to stay sober.
I could have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when I ended a relationship, but I chose to stay sober.
I could have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when my mother died- who had lived with me and I was her caregiver for 11 years- but I chose to stay sober.
theres no drink worthy events- only excuses.
its very easy to rationalize there always being something in the way of sobriety- always something to blame for drinking.
and that's all it is- rationalizing and blaming.
sobriety comes by taking personal responsibility for recovery.
I could very well have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when I was diagnosed with cancer, but I chose to stay sober.
I could have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when a very good friend committed suicide, but I chose to stay sober.
I could have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when I ended a relationship, but I chose to stay sober.
I could have went on a rip snortin bender to end all benders when my mother died- who had lived with me and I was her caregiver for 11 years- but I chose to stay sober.
theres no drink worthy events- only excuses.
Hi Unix,
Working your way through a 24 pack of beer is not going to help you feel any better in terms of starting out in sobriety. I really hope you decide to dump what you have left, drink some water and get some rest.
I hope you do check in tomorrow for day one.
Working your way through a 24 pack of beer is not going to help you feel any better in terms of starting out in sobriety. I really hope you decide to dump what you have left, drink some water and get some rest.
I hope you do check in tomorrow for day one.
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Alright. It's a day 1 and I'm liking sobriety already. I decided to drink everything last night not to leave anything for this day, because it usually leads to more drinking in my case.
The relationship issue is clear to me. It had to end. Keep on... I'll be following your tracks from now on.
The relationship issue is clear to me. It had to end. Keep on... I'll be following your tracks from now on.
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