sk8punk, I hope you get out of the house and just find something positive to do.
I found myself in a very lonely place when I reached the end of my drinking. Even though I am married. What I am realizing is that I need to stand on my own two feet and be responsible for my own happiness and contentment. I can't just rely on my husband to make me feel connected and to be my sole source of companionship.
So for me part of this journey has been seeking out new people, places and things in an effort to develop some new interests and especially some new friendships. The stronger and more (happily) independent I become with regard to my own contentment, the stronger my relationship with my husband becomes. The less "needy" I am for his company, the better we are.
I thought of you today at an AA meeting. A guy who I know pretty well spoke about a conversation he had recently with his wife. (he has been sober just over a year, and things were pretty bad when he finally stopped drinking) She told him that she truly hated him by the end of his drinking. But that today, seeing the growth he has shown in sobriety and as a man, she loves him more than she did back when they first married. It was just a real message of hope and I thought of you.
Anyway...
I hope you make the very best of today. Today is all we know we have.
DG
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