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Struggling with alcohol? Give me a follow. For years, I thought alcohol was the problem. And it was. But it wasn’t the whole story. Because every morning I woke up promising myself I’d do better. And every night I found myself back in the same place. Not because I didn’t care. Not because I wasn’t trying. Because I was carrying around a version of myself I couldn’t stand being alone with. Alcohol gave me a temporary escape from that feeling. The problem was, it always handed me back an even heavier version of it the next morning. More shame. More regret. More evidence for everything I already believed about myself. That’s why the cycle felt impossible to break. I was using alcohol to escape the damage alcohol was causing. The turning point wasn’t learning how to hate myself into sobriety. It was learning that self-respect grows where self-escape used to live. And that starts with staying long enough to meet the person underneath the shame.
Struggling with alcohol? Give me a follow. For years, I thought alcohol was the problem. And it was. But it wasn’t the whole story. Because every morning I woke up promising myself I’d do better. And every night I found myself back in the same place. Not because I didn’t care. Not because I wasn’t trying. Because I was carrying around a version of myself I couldn’t stand being alone with. Alcohol gave me a temporary escape from that feeling. The problem was, it always handed me back an even heavier version of it the next morning. More shame. More regret. More evidence for everything I already believed about myself. That’s why the cycle felt impossible to break. I was using alcohol to escape the damage alcohol was causing. The turning point wasn’t learning how to hate myself into sobriety. It was learning that self-respect grows where self-escape used to live. And that starts with staying long enough to meet the person underneath the shame.

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