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    Anonymous
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    Dear Reynan:

    Imagine a future- you posting in 4 years from now something like this (similar in parts to what you shared in your thread): I’m currently devastated, I am in jail for killing a man. Four years ago, I was arrested for assaulting two people while being blackout drunk, and I promised myself to NEVER go back to alcohol. I worked the AA steps again, I meditated, I prayed, I did all that I could to stay away from alcohol, I got a girlfriend, I was doing well at work.. then, one evening, I thought that surely after 4 years of personal success, I could handle one beer in the middle of the afternoon. I was wrong…

    Now, go back four years to Now: what a relief, isn’t it? You did not kill anyone, you are not in jail for years to come.. (sigh of relief).

    Make sure that the above imaginary story (or any like it)  is forever fictional. Make your life a good, inspiring true story!

    anita

    #382643
    Reynan
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    Thankyou Anita.

    That is really helpful and has opened my eyes to what could be if I was to continue.

    I really appreciate your input.

    #382645
    Anonymous
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    You are welcome, Reynan. Post again anytime you want to post, and I will be glad to reply to you again.

    anita

    #383068
    Rob
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    Dear Reynan,

    I am so happy you shared. I am currently going through the same thing. However, I seem to make this repeated mistake. I know alcohol is no good for me!!! I quit drinking, start taking care of myself, pick up healthy habits… then one day I think having one drink will be ok – and it is. So, a few weeks later – I do it again. Maybe this time, two drinks. I slowly start increasing the amount I drink over a course of weeks/months, until boom! I do something completely stupid, humiliating, and embarrassing.  Things get so out of control. I drink to the point of blacking out and I don’t remember anything. It’s hard to have to be responsible and accountable for something you have done but have no account of. Everyone knows that’s not who you are but whatever they tell you, you have done; you did. ugh.

    I really hope you’re doing better and I am glad nothing worse came of your night of drinking. I hope your friend has forgive you and you have forgiven yourself. Things will get better. Take it one minute at a time. Good luck!!!

     

    Anita, I have read a few of your replies to people. I want to say thank you for showing so much compassion to others. I know for me it’s been helpful.

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