Sobriety Stories

A daughter writes letters to her dad to open when he reaches certain sobriety milestones. Through these letters we learn of his addiction story, her childhood, and what is going on in her life now.

Shruti Sundaram survived jail time and worldstar frat party fights over a chai cart war and a horrendous campus-wide scandal her best friend Raj was involved in. She thought that was peak chaos. She was wrong. One sleepover. One bathroom makeout. One catastrophically off-limits guy: Amir Ismail-her best friend Asifa's older brother, her own older brother Vikram's best friend, and a wickedly hot Pakistani Muslim guy with sea-green eyes, a weed habit, and zero business kissing her. Now she's sneaking to his college which is an hour away from her college to see him, lying about fake lesbian friends, and coming home smelling like oud cologne and bad decisions. When their secret detonates-brother vs. brother in blood, best friend blocking her number, friend groups fractured beyond repair-they face the ultimate question: Is love worth burning everything down?

𝐈𝐧 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡, two kids on two very different levels of the social class weaved their way into each other's heads, without even knowing. Living on the kook side of Outer Banks had never been a problem for Dylan, other than the fact her only friends were pogues. And the fact that Rafe Cameron made it his business to have a personal vendetta against the entire group. The alcoholism and substance use might've had an effect on his view of the pogues, but at the time he had nothing on his mind other than sex,drugs,etc, and of course, Dylan. Slow burn. ©veluques, 2024 Outer Banks Rafe Cameron x Female Oc

She fought like hell para maging sober, driven by a single promise: to return to the perfect boyfriend who saved her from her darkest hours. Pero ngayong malinis na siya, bakit tila unti-unti ring naglalaho ang kaisa-isang taong pinanghahawakan niya?

Sometimes all it takes is one shot; a shot in the dark or a shot to the heart. Either way, we tried. Right? Well, I gave us a chance; I gave you more than one. I wont play the fool though, and it's with you, I'm Done.

I wrote this after a young coworker decided to talk to me about how much he wanted to try drugs.

"Why oh why must I keep consuming all the while im still abusing."

Glitter & Regret is an adaption of my real-life journals into a self-help memoir. Glitter & Regret follows my life starting in 2013 - the year that I graduated high school and found myself attracted to all of the wrong things; drugs and sugar daddies. This book follows my journey into self-discovery, self-love and self-worth. Glitter & Regret serves as the prequel to my recovery from meth and heroin and is the first of a three part memoir. ***DISCLAIMER*** this book has a lot of triggering conversations; drugs, mental illness and some language that's not meant for all eyes. Please read with this discretion. Glitter & Regret is the first of three parts and this is primarily the prequel to my recovery.

sorry for spamming romanticism but here I go again

poem about sobriety

these are facts

Grass is always greener on the other side? Maybe maybe not. But the things with the wild life is, it will always exist. You can walk away from it, but it will never go away. You can leave it and always come back but the left you left my not be the same as when you left.

Addiction in any form is harmful to yourself and those around you. While many argue that they are on the fine line between sobriety and addiction, it is simply an illusion. Such peoples understand that they are addicted & need to quit but use the excuse as a defense. When they have sunk deep into the addiction, they find it hard to convince themselves they need help. Sometimes, professional intervention can pull the person up from the quicksand of addiction. Other times, learn the benefits of sober living can motivate them to join a detox or rehab program. So, we have listed out the different ways sobriety or being sober improves your and others' lives. The positive effects of Sobriety in your Life: We can divide the effects of sobriety into four major categories: Physical Improvements Emotional Betterments Financial independence Better Time Management Let's understand each advantage in detail. Visit: https://networkermind.com/how-sobriety-improves-your-life/

A Sober Curious Guide to Clarity, Healing, and Freedom. A Memoir for the Sober Curious

just some thoughts i had about you ...i hope this finds you I wrote this about someone, doesn't necessarily mean you should reach out to someone who you once loved.

I wrote this poem on my birthday. It's written as a promise to myself, my late mother, and my readers, that I will continue to stay sober and better myself. It also covers a small section of my temporary loss of sanity, suicide attempt, and week long stay in a nut house. I hope anyone reading enjoys.

Twenty-three-year-old Jace, a high school dropout just out of rehab, struggles to rebuild his life one fragile step at a time. While navigating recovery, a dead-end job, and the fear of slipping back into old habits, he forms a meaningful connection with Dani, a fellow group member who becomes both a grounding force and a quiet spark of hope. As Jace confronts a dangerous relapse temptation, reevaluates his future, and wrestles with the uncertainty of purpose, he slowly discovers that healing isn't about having all the answers-it's about small choices, steady support, and the courage to imagine a life worth living.

The one coping skill that actually helped me stop self h*rm. Trigger Warning

This is a lovely, easy to read book on a very important topic, alcoholism and how to recover and live with freedom, purpose and usefulness. It's a beautiful addition to your books on recovery and spirituality and speaks of the twelve steps in a simple and inspiring way that you can hear has come from experience. Honestly and tenderly told, you will really enjoy it.