Don't you feel recovering alcoholics are missing out?!

Question: Don't you feel recovering alcoholics are missing out?

I am a proud and functioning alcoholic for over 15 years now. My wife and kids left and, I hate to admit it, I LOVE my life now. As I sit here drunk, I can't imagine my old life in being argued with every time I'd start drinking. The fights, the guilt. THIS is how life is supposed to be! I still see my daughter every couple of months so that's enough for me. I can't imagine ever thinking this is a problem and going to AA. Those people are weak and spineless. I hold down a good job, exercise regularly and get drunk every night. How could you give this up! :D

Answers:

I love living alone and not having to deal with others, no arguing, no problems. Clean when I want, and how I want. Not having to cook or clean for others. Love it.

No, I don't feel they are missing out. Giving up something that will eventually lead to chronic health problems in exchange for the love and respect of your family with the bonus of better health seems like a good deal to me. I doubt that on one's death bed they want to look at a bottle of wine instead of in the face/faces of one/ones you have loved and been loved by.

they are missing out on the black outs, arrests, family, and friends.

to each their own though, and if getting drunk is more important to you than so be it.

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I stopped at proud and functioning

Good luck in later life!

You're pathetic. [8

I'm sorry, I hope this is a joke.

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