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Quote of the Week
Posted On 07/20/2009 16:39:12 by crow73

Quote of the Week

 

"Resentment - Taking poison and hoping the other person dies."

 

Boy was this a shocker the first time I heard it. I was new in recovery and I had so many resentments that I didn't even know about them all yet. What I also didn't realize was that the people, places and things I resented didn't know or care about how I felt. The only person suffering from my resentments was me.
 
When I started working the fourth step - made a searching and fearless moral inventory - I began to see all the resentments I had secretly been harboring. As I uncovered, discovered and then discarded them, I felt a new freedom and a sense of peace and happiness came into my life.
 
Today, I understand the danger and futility of having resentments. Today I prefer to remain comfortable in my own skin so whenever I'm upset or feeling slighted, I look for my part and clean my side of the street. If I'm still feeling resentful, I pray for the other person for two weeks - this always works.
 
Today, I no longer let resentments poison me, because today I choose to live happy, joyous and free.

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From: crow73
07/21/2009 17:12:51

[quote="Nia"]


lots of reactions' -" Oh yeah? well watch this -"


lots of stomping off , (they won't know where I've gone)


sometimes even hoping they would wonder...


sometimes peering back from the hiding place


to see if anyone had even noticed


It was far too sad to discover : they usually hadn't


then I might have to sneak back in and re-exit ...


 ( good little co- dependent/ alcoholic ) Nia


 


Thanks for sharing Nia! Take care


--Angie Fallowfield



From: Nia
07/21/2009 08:35:02

lots of reactions' -" Oh yeah? well watch this -"

lots of stomping off , (they won't know where I've gone)

sometimes even hoping they would wonder...

sometimes peering back from the hiding place

to see if anyone had even noticed

It was far too sad to discover : they usually hadn't

then I might have to sneak back in and re-exit ...

 ( good little co- dependent/ alcoholic ) Nia






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