6 Ways the Second Year of Sobriety is Different from the First Year
If your first year of sobriety was anything like mine, it was a whirlwind of excitement and new experiences – both good and bad. Honestly, my first year was a blur. I was definitely riding the pink cloud for most of it. They say everyone’s journey is their own – and I totally agree. However, . . . . Continue Reading
13 Things Unemotional Women Understand
Have you ever felt weird, different, terminally unique? I, for one, have – and do on more than one occasion. In fact, I used to be convinced that I was an alien from another planet and sometimes I’d stand out in the back yard, looking up towards the night sky and imagine the Mother Ship . . . . Continue Reading
5 Ways to Embrace Your Inner Awkward
“A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there.” – Anonymous For fear of sounding like a hipster, I’ve been a fan of the legendary Louis C.K. since before he became popular. I’ve seen the comic genius live twice, the first time was back in the early 2000s at the DC Improv. . . . . Continue Reading
5 Things No One Tells You about Intimacy in Recovery
When I first got into recovery, my main concern and questions had to do with just learning how to be a functioning member of society. I never thought to ask what my relationships, intimacy and sex life would be like. So when I got into my first relationship in recovery, it was all new and . . . . Continue Reading
4 Ideas for a Sober New Year’s Eve Party
We all know that alcohol acts as a social lubricant which can make it easier to relax and let you’re your guard at social gatherings. Alcohol also provides revelers with their main form of entertainment. Now that you’re living a sober lifestyle, throwing a dry party – one without any alcohol or other drugs, might . . . . Continue Reading