I’m on here for my sobriety and other’s sobriety. It’s offensive

Recovery
#1

I’m on here for my sobriety and other’s sobriety, It’s offensive to me when low lifes get on here to scam people. I remember my first 90 days of my fight to stay sober, I was vulnerable, I wanted to connect to people because I damaged everything. I ruined my life, relationship with family and friends. I wanted friends because I had nobody in my life, I remember that feeling very well. I wasn’t comfortable in my own skin. It irks me when people try to take advance of people in that state and It’s a shame that there is scum bags out there. I kept my head down and did the work and have repaired a majority of those relationships. Most important was my kids and family, along the way I have figured out who true friends are and cut loose the other dragging me down.

So to those who are fighting KEEP FIGHTING!!!

To those scum bags get a job and a life!

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#2

Love! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts::heart:
We both know that there are some undesirable people out there who are always looking for an opportunity to take advantage of someone when they’re vulnerable. It happens everywhere.
Shame on them!
Let’s focus on ourselves today and see how we can be of maximum service to others. :pray:t3:

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#3

I felt the same way so I can relate to that. A lot of fake people on here trying to take advantage. It’s sad

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#4

Yep :+1:. Feeling this . Just started the app, and started online zoom AA meetings and it happens there too. We can be grateful that technology can bring us all together. Remember we’ve got each other’s back. :+1:

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#6

I can surely agree

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#7

Hello thanks for words of encouragement :blush:

#8

It makes my skin crawl how I’ve been contacted by men prowling for women. I am very much in love and taken and even after stating that, I’m Still getting selfies and wyd messages.. just gross… move along