confession
Last night's meeting a dual member, very young and handsome showed up and wanted to talk and talk and talk and that is what he did. I was captivated by his brillance(oh those AA's are so wildly attractive!!) but I did see his flaws in being newly sober and his attempts to get his girlfriend to stick to her AA program and the hurt for him and for her when he stood between her a drink this weekend.
He went with 2 of us for soup after the meeting. I did not want him to look at me and tell me he likes our meeting, gets so much from it and how some of the people there have so much to give and are so wise. I did not want him to look at me as a wise old woman. I wanted him to look at me with lust in his eyes and tell me he needed me.
I am so not a wise woman. I am a sick old woman in recovery who needs to continue to work hard and have these fantasies removed.
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I look for evidence of people's honesty and people stepping out on courage in their lives.
This post is evidence of both.
Thank you.
Peace to you,
Scout
you are not alone...silly girl.
do you think that you are?
We are women (period)
We may be in recovery....but we are women, and all the "stuff" that goes along with that.
You are precious loving girl on the inside....just walking around in the body of a responsible adult.
love ya
pam
Oh yeah. I hear you. It is hard to get old. I am seen as an older woman, people respect my sobriety. Sheesh. I remember when they lusted after me. Another transition. It is OK, but I don't have to like it all the time.
If you say you're a sick old woman than I am much more sicker old man. After being married for several years do you think I don't want/like for my wife to look at me with lust in her eyes and beg me to get out from my beloved PC coz she needed me, right here, right now!
I'm glad to be human.
Your post made me smile. Those AA's are really something else. I know exactly what you are saying.
Hahaahha....love it! When you find the secret to solving that one please do pass it on.
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