i figure starting a journal to vent anonymously and meet people who are going through a similar experience is a good idea. i'm just going to start at the beginning, when it comes to my drinking.
i drank for the first time when i was 14, i think. (well you know - DRANK drank. i had probably snuck beer before, but i'm not counting that.) tequila, at
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i guess i'm not DEAD SET against AA, i think my primary reason also has to do with the spiritual side, but not in the way most people are offended by the spiritual side. i am a spiritual person, even a christian, and i do believe in god. but the whole "interfaith" movement sort of gives me the heebies. haha. i like to keep my spirituality here, and my addiction recovery there, if you know what i mean. i'm sure it could help in some ways to entertwine the two, but i would rather go to my OWN spiritual leaders, that i know and trust, for spiritual guidance on my addiction - and then a secular expert for more grounded, psychological guidance. but maybe i have a misunderstanding or a cloudy view on exactly how "spiritual" AA is. you would know better than i would! clue me in if you can. :)
and thanks for the applause! day 2, now. and i even went to a couples dinner last night where others were drinking. A-HA! every little victory, right?
man, we do sound similar! haha. it's crazy. i'm also a sort of ( ... )
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it's definitely hard to face down your demons and try to set things right; but at this stage (in my life at least) there's no other option. i'm tired of it consuming my life. i want to LIVE, and i won't be able to do that until i tackle this stuff. hopefully we can encourage each other along the way. <3
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