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    #16
    there is no easy way out

    Karl, dude....accept that you have a problem....accept the help and try. It is hard. You only have one life! Just accept it and move forward!!

    Everything you read here is good advise. No one will love you or respect you until you love and respect yourself....it is not a lie! Don't be so hard on yourself...take a day and try to treat yourself with love and respect. Do something nice for yourself. You will feel better. We have all had our own pity parties but that gets you no where. Focus on going forward. You are the only one that can do it for YOU!

    Everything I need is within me!

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      #17
      there is no easy way out

      Karl,

      I have been around long enough to know your story. I am sorry you are still in pain. It can be a very bad place to let yourself stay.
      Yes, I said "let" yourself stay.
      Drinking won't help.
      SO many people here have reached out to you, offering frendship. It is a beginning, if you let it be, Karl.

      Please let yourself begin again, Karl.

      I wish you happiness, and a new beginning Karl

      Many hugs, :l:l:l
      K
      Striving to live life without ALCOHOL

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        #18
        there is no easy way out

        Karl ... i sent you 2 messes ... so there!!! You did clean your box, so you do care. Hope i made you smile today!! Life is not EASY .. My son is your age and wants to BEAT the living crap out of his DAD .. he sounds just like you in a way!!! Hang in there ... i promise as you age life will improve for ya.

        Pinkie. :l:l:l

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          #19
          there is no easy way out

          Karl.....I am hoping that you will come back here and respond to these heart felt posts. Your life will only improve once you get your drinking taken care of. Age in and of it self will not improve your life. Self pity and blaiming others for your condition, will not improve your life. But, ridding yourself of addictions will improve your life. Honest! It is up to you!
          A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes~Cinderella

          AF 12/6/2007

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            #20
            there is no easy way out

            hey all,

            sorry about my post, just got home and well no one ever to talk to here. went out had a good night except got into an arugment with some dude about shit, dont really know why i came here and talked shit.

            Thanks all for your replys, really does mean a lot to me.

            as i have started my other thread, which isnt ment to offend anyone by the way. im doing a bit of thinking about a lot of things, drinking, soph, and just genral well being and where my lifes heading ect.. and maybe one day a spelling lesson or two. lol

            starting over sorry, i didnt mean what i said, just rambling shit as per usual. i talk before i think most of the time, and well the bad thing is i dont talk very much. go figure..

            i ahve a computer next to my lounge in front of the tv, so im always online. and well that night i just had to Vent or something.. not really sure, thats why i ran for a few days hoping my thread would move down the line, but damn you all kept posting

            Im sorry for my drunken post. ill try not let it happen again.. :upset:

            karlito

            an alcoholic is someone you don't like, that drinks as much as you do

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              #21
              there is no easy way out

              G'day Karl. Good to see you bud............G.

              'I am part of all that I have met, yet all experience is an arch wherethro', gleams that untravelled world whose margins fade, forever and forever when I move'

              Zen soul Warrior. Freedom today-

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                #22
                there is no easy way out

                :new:Hey Karl

                I too am a night owl with the same time difference i'm in sunny SA, yep it sucks to have a computer right next to you on the lounge while watching TV, i'm guilty of that too - we just ramble crap really.

                I'm still trying to get to day one, however tonight I have been alternating my glass of sav blanc for a glass of soda water, seems to help

                Wish you well in your progress and hope that we can suceed together. Though this damn hot weather doesn't help! :upset:

                We can beat this one single day at a time!:h:h:h

                Tinkerbellxxx

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                  #23
                  there is no easy way out

                  Karl, you dont need to apologise hun. I am just glad you're back, sense of humour in tact (as it should be) and starting to look for ways out for yourself.
                  You know you have friends here, so dont ever feel alone OK?
                  We are just a pm or a thread away...yup, that sounds corny but it happens to be true x
                  Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
                  Nicotine Free since 6th February 2009

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                    #24
                    there is no easy way out

                    Hey Karl,

                    You sound better. That's good! Reading your post reminded me of what my family used to tell me. My personality and disposition did a 180 degrees when I drank. I said mean and hateful things to the ones I loved. Must have cut their hearts like a hot knife. I wish I could take it all back now, but we know that's not possible. It took me 19 1/2 months, after becoming a member, to stop drinking, entirely. I tried every way possible to justify, try, experiment, bargain, in order to be able to continue to drink. Never worked. I can't drink like most people. It just doesn't work the same way in my body. The word "truth" comes to mind, when I think back. When I finally was truthful about how alcohol effected every aspect of my life, and what the consequences had been, I felt a shift, in my knowing. I knew that I had to stop. We do care Karl, that's why we are here. I have been AF for 9 1/2 months and I still come. We never know when we may say something to someone else, that causes that shift, in their knowing. Keep at it! Hugs, Best
                    "It wasn't all I wanted, but all I could stand!":bigwink: Alcohol free since April 8, 2008

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