Alcoholism Support Group
Alcoholism is the continued consumption of alcoholic beverages, even when it is negatively affecting your health, work, relationships and life. If you think alcohol is causing you to lose control, it's time to seek help. Our group is a safe place to vent, check in, get back up if you fall, and reach sobriety.
Being sober is lonely for me, when I was drinking I wanted to be around people more..now, I feel like I seldom have the desire....I just want to be at home, doing my thing...I dont know...I dont have many sober friends either....I am going to AA, but being sober and meeting new people is not proving easy for me...I am a lot more shy when I am sober. I am, not going to give up, but I think I need to do more work, some hoe, maybe do some out patient stuff, but I hear that can be expensive too...just not sure...I do not want to mess up agian, and I feel myself starting to isolate...
Anyways, did anyone else feel this way when getting sober and trying to changing your life...? Its lonely sometimes, and DAM*T, was does it have to be Valentines Day, to make me feel worse...LOL..
Anyways, did anyone else feel this way when getting sober and trying to changing your life...? Its lonely sometimes, and DAM*T, was does it have to be Valentines Day, to make me feel worse...LOL..
I'd gone to a few meetings to meet other women who were sober but my idea of "getting out" isn't eating ice cream at Friendly's and rehashing drunkalogs from the meeting. I guess I just want to meet some people who just live life sans alcohol without bringing it up in conversation all the time. Does that make sense? I know different people have different levels of maintenance when it comes to not drinking but I don't want to have non-drinking friends whose sole interest is talking about sobriety.