Day 19
Day 19.
I seem to be pushing the boundaries closer and closer to the cliff. Last night i went to the store with all intention of relapsing and being fine with it. When i went to check out i just got the overwhelming fear and doubt about relapse and i basically put everything i was going to buy down and pretty much ran out of the store. One day at a time.
Today has been a decent day so far. Not having much to occupy my time while waiting for job interviews has been troublesome but i've found ways of distracting myself. Money is still a stress and not being able to be sociable an go out with friends without money has made this harder, cause i don't have a new hobby yet and i seem to have to much time to dwell on my withdrawal symptoms and fear of relapsing. I've made it this far, gotta keep going!!
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You're doing good
You could still hang out with friends, even if you don't have money right now. You could maybe have a get together at a friend's house. You could make a list of things you'd like to try out for hobbies. You could start reading a book or find a local gym and exercise. I'm just making a few suggestions. I know that keeping myself preoccupied, helps me a whole lot.
poor friends
I agree--keeping preoccupied with exercise helps a great deal. Being with friends at their residences helps with the money problem. Maybe you could find some poor friends and keep the rich / p
igate ones in reserve until the money situation improves. And if you do manage to make some poverty-stricken friends, then you'll have a knowledgeable network if the money situation fails to dramatically improve over the medium term. Poor people are often extremely resourceful (I'm not talking about the tobacco-addicted nascar wife-batterers here), and typically more likely to know someone who makes moonshine.