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emsmom
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Hello misery,
Wow, you have been through alot lately. It is evident that your self-esteem is suffering. When we are in an abusive relationship, we tend to let ourselves go. Not intentionally. We don't always recognize it right away, but over time we look back and wonder "Where did it go wrong?"
You need to find yourself again. Sign up for a women's sports team (baseball, soccer) or find a new hobby (cooking, scrapbooking). You'd be surprised how much fun these can be.
Regarding your addiction, are you able to find a meeting in your town, or is it such a small town that you would be recognized? When we initially admit we are an addict, it is VERY hard to walk into that first NA meeting, let alone worrying that you'll be recognized by someone.
Keep posting - there are some really wonderful people on this board who are always willing to help. Listen to all suggestions you're given, and do what makes you confortable. Everyone is different, so some suggestions may work for you, some won't.
Good luck,
emsmom
Wow, you have been through alot lately. It is evident that your self-esteem is suffering. When we are in an abusive relationship, we tend to let ourselves go. Not intentionally. We don't always recognize it right away, but over time we look back and wonder "Where did it go wrong?"
You need to find yourself again. Sign up for a women's sports team (baseball, soccer) or find a new hobby (cooking, scrapbooking). You'd be surprised how much fun these can be.
Regarding your addiction, are you able to find a meeting in your town, or is it such a small town that you would be recognized? When we initially admit we are an addict, it is VERY hard to walk into that first NA meeting, let alone worrying that you'll be recognized by someone.
Keep posting - there are some really wonderful people on this board who are always willing to help. Listen to all suggestions you're given, and do what makes you confortable. Everyone is different, so some suggestions may work for you, some won't.
Good luck,
emsmom