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felt like free writting the other night...
Posted On 01/01/2009 19:29:03 by Perfect_Insanity

Its hard to live by the “one day at a time” philosophy. I drank everyday because everyday erased what happened the day before. They all meshed together. Sure, I went to those lengths drunk and I can do the same in sobriety, but one day, one second, turns into a nightmare because I use to live to forget time. Drown whatever was left. Days mean nothing to me. I’m living to die at this point. I need to live in peace. Why the h*ll? do I want to numb myself? There are many things in my life to be grateful for now, and trust me I am, but that feeling of wanting to numb myself is there. I am afraid of my head. I do not want to think those depressive thoughts. Yet, if I stuff them all down, everything will blow at once. Letting them out does not seem to do much either. That only allows me to realize what I feel and let it be true. I know that I cannot drink or use no matter the desire. Sure, I can, but then everything I have thankfully left is shot to h*ll? and there will be no coming back. I could not live with myself if I do that again. Do I want to drink right now? Of course I do. The obsession is there. I could right now, its only four days I will lose opposed to losing more. F***ing disease! Cunning, baffling, powerful. I know it all to well. I am already justifying that my time in jail was not as bad and that I am a pussy for letting that “destroy” me. I could have been in there for longer and really make it seem terrible. But it was horrible enough! That safety cell was the worse. Cold. Naked. Alone. Hungry. Pain. Why the F**k would I have a desire to even chance that s**t again? Or to chance the fact IT WILL GET WORSE??!?!? I know it will get worse. Some reason I want to see my self destruction. I have to be destructive somehow. Lets see, without drugs/alcohol, I could accomplish such by sleeping around more, eating disorders, not sleeping, start mutilating again, the options are endless. Going back to that would mean drinking in the end. Everything I do to harm myself is never going to amount to alcohol. That effect that takes me everywhere and nowhere. That is the bottom line. However, I never had tired those other non-drug options. I am going to meetings up my ass and sharing, why do I have these thoughts??!?! Why must I be the way I am? I regret way too much in this past week.- smoking with terase, having her and heather buy me booze, Showing up plastered at aftercare, driving to Moreno valley in a near blackout for sex, drinking with Rachel, letting her steal that cart of s**t instead of making a big scene in the store, letting ste ph take those weed hits, lying to Amanda and mom, getting high after a good day, making an ass of myself to Felix, going out at 430 am, taking advantage of Stephanie and having her buy me alcohol, going to the movies, making an ass with resisting arrest, saying I want to kill myself, hitting everything, and just being me. Alcohol caused all those F***ing regrets. Alcohol has caused every cell of pain in my body. Whether it was the direct cause or not.



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From: Endurancefan
01/02/2009 11:26:59

Now, this is just my opinion, and we all know what opinions are like... we all have one.  I think the statement, "Its hard to live by the “one day at a time” philosophy. I drank everyday because everyday erased what happened the day before" has both a truth and a lie.  I know that it is hard to live ODAT, however I believe that my drinking only camouflaged what happened in the past.  It did not erase anything.  I have found living ODAT in recovery has givien me the opportunity to to erase past mistakes, and I'm thankful for it!  This is my current perspective.

Thanks for the post!  --John



From: KeithB
01/02/2009 10:45:19

Looks like you understand the unmanagability talked about in Step 1. Great start. If you want a new life, it is available, but you have to want it bad, want change and be ready to be honest, particularly to YOU. I've been at the spot you're at. Good luck, I'm among those here to support you IF you really want to get better and will do the work!

luv



From: DennisS
01/01/2009 23:33:56

Been there too. Hang in there...
Dennis





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