Sober But Still Trapped in Self-Will : The Self-Centeredness That Outlasts the Alcohol
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Sober But Still Trapped in Self-Will : The Self-Centeredness That Outlasts the Alcohol
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Getting sober doesn't automatically make you a good person. Remove the alcohol or the drugs and you're left with the same wiring — the self-centeredness, the main-character syndrome, the 100 forms of self-centered fear that ran the show all along. The problem starts where the bottle ends.
In this solo episode, Anthony talks honestly about the selfishness that outlasts the substance: the sneaky forms it takes in sobriety (recovery self-absorption, keeping score in relationships, using sobriety as a moral trump card, hiding behind "I'm working on myself"), why self-obsession is a real relapse risk, and the oldest fix there is — getting out of self through service.
This is self-honesty, not self-hatred. Noticing your own selfishness is the growth, not proof that you're a bad person.
Shared from lived experience, one addict to another. If this lands with you, the greatest payment I can receive is a follow — it helps the next person struggling find the show.