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Through drunkenness, I convinced myself that I was well, even happy, that my charms outweighed my faults when my faults were on egregious display.
The next morning told a different story. In the light of day, the game was embarrassingly stupid. And perhaps that was one of my more innocent drunken ribaldries.
When I woke up the day after a drinking bout, I felt a constant and abiding shame. Had I said something dumb?
Had I done something I should regret? There were times I texted people to ask what happened. Perhaps that compounded my need to drink, explaining why one drunken night was likely followed by another.
You can see the flawed logic in that pursuit. I would sometimes be drunk for the stretch of a week. Hangovers became a certainty.
I needed a care pack: ibuprofen, Gatorade, and ramen. Imagine breaking your toe every morning and stocking up on stick splints and medical tape.
The silly games were one thing, but alcohol would be the abettor of my worst instincts, enabling me to scorch my life before bedfall.
I remember chasing a friend around town at night. We drank heavily and went back to the place she was staying, where we were locked out.
She demurred, possibly something about us being near-blackout drunk. I pulled up my pants, left stumbling, and returned early in the morning to my home, where my pregnant girlfriend had been waiting up all night.
I lied about what had happened. I lied about my phone being dead. I lied about everything. The fire beneath my feet is burning bright.
It took me back to how much I loved my grandfather. Good job, Louis! The video was different from what I expected. From the lyrics, I figured the video would be about a relationship coming to a close, but the direction taken with the family was far better than what I had imagined.
Each member was so endearing, with standout moments, and the song really let viewers hear the great quality of their voices.
With Thanksgiving coming up in America, this video reminded me of how thankful I was for my loved ones and made me want to drag out the old photo albums!
But not everyone conforms to that model and, well, I want to be well, wellness aside. For those of us in the gray areas, mindful drinking might be just what we need.
I thought about drinking long before I took a single sip. My father is a diagnosed alcoholic and is in recovery. He left my family when I was a toddler.
I still have flashes of us wrestling on the floor, roughhousing. I remember little more from that time, maybe purposely, except the afternoons I waited hours for him to pick me up for the weekend.
As a young teen, I abhorred drinking, pledging to be sober for life — a reaction to my father, to be sure.
But, most importantly, I lied about who I was. It eventually all caught up with me after my son was born, and I started to add up the pluses and minuses of alcohol in my life.
I realized the red column had become greater than the black. It would take a little more time and convincing, but I finally checked myself into a recovery program that addressed both my mental health and substance use.
But even AA admits that the step program is not the only approach. AA is not trying to convince anyone that AA is the only way to stay sober, we have just found a way that works for us that we share with others.
For many people, it is a life-and-death thing.










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