There’s a certain kind of quiet that settles in early recovery. It’s not peace—it’s the absence of noise. The texts stop. The parties fade. You’re left with yourself, and suddenly
They don’t see it. The coworkers who praise your reliability. The boss who leans on you. The friends who say, “You’ve always got it together.” They don’t see the flask
Early sobriety can feel like being the last person left in the room. No more drinking buddies. No more texts that start with “Wanna grab one?” Just the quiet. The
Even after months—or years—of sobriety, it’s possible to feel stuck. Not because you’ve done something wrong, but because something’s shifted. Your routine may feel hollow. Your emotional highs and lows
There’s a subtle kind of discomfort that doesn’t always show up in the usual addiction narratives. You’re not blacking out every night. You’re not missing work. You’re not in crisis—but
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