I feel like my life would have turned out much better than it has if I wasn't such a slave to alcohol. At the same time I don't think the mistakes that I've made and the damage that I've done to myself can ever be reconciled, even if I stopped drinking. And I don't think I'll have the courage to end it without alcohol either. I went to an AA meeting last week and it was horrible. Crusty old eyesores killing themselves with stinking nicotine, their gross guts hanging out over their belts. I wondered why they didn't just kill themselves.
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AInilam
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- Dec 17, 2023
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I get wanting to cut out alcohol for your own health and wellbeing or venting about how it's affected you, but why be so harsh on others for having similar addictions? Maybe I'm just being too sensitive but that last bit seemed unnecessary.
In any addiction areas you are going to find a lot of messed up people.
Maybe try a healthier support group if that's what you want?
Maybe try a healthier support group if that's what you want?
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