Bouncing off the Bottom

Twelve Steps to a Real Life and a Pretty Good Time


New friend . . .


. . .not in the program, but a fellow writer. We had lunch, talked about writing and life, and I felt as comfortable in her company as I do in my own (which is, in itself, a gift of sobriety). One of the great wonders of sobriety to me is that I’m able to let myself simply like someone, without either making the relationship complicated or else worrying about what the other person might be thinking about me. In other words, I pretty much assume these days that if I like someone, the feeling is mutual.

My goodness, it feels good to be open to people without fear.

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8 Responses to “ New friend . . . ”

  1. Michael

    You know Martha, I have always fancied myself as a bit of a writer but I cannot I dont think keep my concentration for a whole book, after 4 or 5 pages Im done.
    I have met someone in my AA meetings on Monday who I feel really comfortable with and its left me really confused I aint had these feelings for someone for ages.
    It would be great to have a new friend

  2. Syd

    Just liking people for who they are without complications is good. I prefer having things not complicated.

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