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Reflections: The road to sobriety

The hardest part about getting sober is trying on the new emotions. I've hidden from myself for so long that I am not sure what to think or say or how to react to a coming problem. Before now, I just drank until the problem got so bad that I could excuse myself from it because "The problem is to big for me to handle." or else "someone will fix it for me." On other occasions, i just pushed the problem aside because "it isn't important enough to deal with." I would let things bother me that other people would not give a second thought. I thought that drinking made me happy, but now realize that, when I drank I wrote my darkest about me and the world around me. Now i am not sure what to feel, since i have not really felt anything except for anger and sadness. On occasion when my mood would swing to the happy side, I'd feel mediocre. I could conjure up a smile, but most people could tell that it wasn't serious or natural.

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