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Posted On 02/25/2009 23:20:54 by sunflower

Did you ever notice that there's a lot of drama that goes along with active addiction?  Now that I don't have all that drama, I feel myself drawn to it sometimes.  I catch myself wanting to be a part of drama.  Then it will be like, "Oh yeah, I remember this feeling."  For some reason, I'll want to revisit that part of the hell.  I might see the drama that others are caught up in.  I watch it...maybe get a vicarious drama hit...maybe start to become involved.  Then I think, "I'm too old for this s**t. I can't deal with it any more.  I'm too tired.  I don't want to waste my energy."  The other strange feeling is that a lot of the stuff doesn't even really matter.  I mean, all that high drama and then in the long run, it doesn't matter.  Maybe that has a fatalistic ring to it but the way I see it now, I'm just going to do my best, be kind to others and myself, and try and make my way in this world.  Man, I sure did used to love the drama.  It was an adrenaline rush.  Sick rush.  Thank you God for the peace!  Thank you God for the ability to see the drama and step back and say, "No thanks!"  What a blessing. 

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From: Nia
02/26/2009 07:47:27

Those old familiar feelings! the demons we know can lead us into chaos...More, better,

different- But like any  of our tools, we can use the old behavior/ feelings, to

catapult us in a positive direction for our recovery-        Nia



From: Philip
02/25/2009 23:56:50

When some people first come into recovery. They desire that drama and mayhem. Some call it (Life on the Edge.)However by practicing the Steps in our daily activities we learn to do and live Gods will. Then realizing the uselessness and harm it all causes. We get out of the way, sit back and watch the parade.


Philip


 



From: DennisS
02/25/2009 23:49:24

Yeah, there sure is. I've also noticed that a lot of "normal" people seem to love drama in their lives. Like you, I'm tending toward the serenity thing. Boring is actually quite exciting...


Thanx,


Dennis



From: txcupcake33
02/25/2009 23:30:37

I understand exactly what you mean. Drama has been apart of our lives for so long it's easy to get back drawn back into it and the life. I have had a brush with it myself trying to help someone from my past. It's crazy! But recovery has been a gift. A gift that isn't worth losing. The drama isn't worth it. Stay focused & You will be fine.

GOD BLESS. Jennifer





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