Reasons for fighting

  1. Remembering everything I did and said the next day.
  2. not wanting to be depressed
  3. My kids not asking me why I was being so weird the night before
  4. Making the closest people to me proud.
  5. Breaking a generation curse
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  1. It’s going to suck so much more if I gotta go through all of this again.

  2. I know I’m better than this

  3. If I went back in time and chatted with mini me they’d be disappointed. I want to tell them I overcame my ugliest demons.

  1. No matter how many times I relapse I’m just going to start over again. Might as well make it count and stick to it.

  2. I don’t want to question what I’d do in environments that could trigger my addiction.

  3. I like feeling like me.

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  1. I’ve done a lot more art and work since I’ve been clean for a while. Wanna keep it up.

  2. Addict behavior is some toxic stuff I’m trying to remove from my life.

  3. I’d lose respect for someone if I found out they were absorbed with this addiction. I wouldn’t want to be around them. I can’t be a hypocrite.

  1. I don’t want to feel like this.

  2. I don’t want this to be a focus in my life.

  3. I want to be proud of myself.

  1. I have stuff I want to accomplish. This is holding me back

  2. I don’t want to be this kind of person.

  3. There are other ways to feel alive and I’m gonna find them.

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  1. My baby sprouts are coming up and I want to take good care of them, not neglect them.

  2. I’m trying to take better care of myself so that I can function better. Part of that is working on this.

  3. I’m getting tired of doing the same things over and over.

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  1. I can accomplish great things. I just need to start, and I might be slow, but I’ll succeed eventually. I can succeed now.

  2. I’m much happier when I’m living without my addiction.

  3. This addiction goes against all my values.

  1. I’m building a more long term fulfilling life by working slow than I am with my addiction.

  2. I’d like to be clear headed while I try to learn new things.

  3. I’ll hurt myself like this.

  1. Giving in to the addition is pointless. It’ll never bring what it promises. It’ll never be enough.

  2. I want to get to a better place.

  3. I want to have more respect for myself.

  1. I’d like a way to get out of my funk days, I’m thinking breaking out of this will give me some ideas.

  2. My wrist has been hurting a lot lately, I don’t want to accidentally strain it with dumb stuff.

  3. Tomorrow is Sunday. I’d like to keep it clean.

You created a great topic.

  1. I love waking up without hangover.
  2. I want to face life and all it’s issues clear minded and sober to make progress and right decisions.
  3. I want to stay strong and enjoy life. Not feeling depressed after drinking.
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My reasons for fighting are…

1 - My mood/feelings are more stable.
2 - Waking up without that groggy still drunk feeling
3 - I have lots more energy.

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  1. I want to find healthy ways to feel alive, I need to look outside my addiction.

  2. I don’t want to hate myself anymore.

  3. I’d like to feel more confident in public areas.

Day 1 again. Hope to get farther this time.

  1. It’s never that great.

  2. It takes an edge of happiness out of my day, no matter how hard I try to get back to normal.

  3. I want to be able to focus on other things besides this.

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  1. I really need to be available to help my mom. She’s sick.

  2. I’m not the same person that started this road. I’m better. And when I end this I’ll be even better.

  3. I’ll be able to relax better at night without this hanging over me.

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  1. Feel better in my body.

  2. Feel better in my mind.

  3. Freedom of choice.

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  1. I like myself a lot more than I did before.

  2. I’m beginning to understand myself better, like the reasons I turn to this addiction. Understanding has helped me work on these things.

  3. There are trials that used to be a huge part of my life, and now I’ve laid them to rest. One day I’ll be able to lay this one to rest as well, I hope.

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My reason for today and every other day ( one year sober) are my sons.

  1. I never want to hurt them as I have done in the past.
  2. I want them to be proud and happy about their mom.
  3. I want to set a good example for them.
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  1. I don’t want to be scared of a relapse every time I’m feeling low

  2. I want to be a place of strength and support and sympathy for people I love, I can’t do that if I’m disconnected and failing.

  3. This addiction creates too many flaws in my mindset.

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