For the past two days, and approaching a month of sobriety, my complacency grew much more than I’d realized. My last post only hinted at this, really, yet it wasn’t until this morn that I came to said realization. I was planning ways to get drinks while my family would remain unknowing. I’ve done this for years and when I’m sober long enough, I feel that I’ll be able to finally drink normally. This time, however, I said no. To myself- to this insane idea. And when I woke up, the idea of wanting to drink was gone. Yep, this time is decidedly different from all the times when I really didn’t intend to quit for good. |
That is so fantastic that A. you didn't cave to the terrible AV B. The feeling past You are making great progress! |
Good for you Rodney. I am glad you beat it. |
Secrets and lies are a real hindrance to a sober life. It isn't just drinking or not drinking that makes me successful, it's having integrity in the small things and in my relationships. |
We can lie to other people should we choose to - but we should never lie to ourselves. Keep true to yourself and your intention Rodney. Good job |
Sometimes this thing is kinda tough, but if we are patient the thoughts or urges will pass. |
Originally Posted by Rodney18
(Post 6732222)
I was planning ways to get drinks while my family would remain unknowing. Now I don't. Keep doing what you're doing and some day you won't. :c011: |
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