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Have you ever felt like you're struggling with what is normal? Like you wake up, wondering, "How did I get here, drinking alone?" On the outside, your life appears manageable—people think you have it all together—but deep inside, you’re wrestling with something you can't escape. Each day feels like a repetitive cycle. You reach for that drink, that drug, or whatever numbs the pain, only to be left with a crushing sense of shame and guilt. You ask yourself, "Why can't I stop?" It’s as if you're caught in a loop, doing the same thing over and over, hoping for a different outcome. But the answers never come.
You may even wonder, “What really happened last night?” The memory is foggy, but the consequences are clear. You’ve built a double life—one that's acceptable to the world and another that you can’t acknowledge, a life of numbness where you avoid feeling anything real. But what is it you’re running from? What is it you don’t want to feel? The pain, the fear, the vulnerability—it’s all too much. You convince yourself that the substances or behaviors are the only escape, but each time, you’re left with emptiness.
You want to stop hurting yourself and others, but you don’t know how. The shame and guilt grow with each day, and you begin to question if you’ll ever break free from the cycle. The struggle to find peace within yourself feels endless, and the journey toward healing seems like a distant dream.
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