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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Early sobriety isn't all sunshine and roses for a marriage. When your partner gets sober, their personality changes. The balance of how things are done in the relationship shifts a lot. You can feel really short-changed when the whole family is cheering for the newly sober alcoholic, but fails to recognize how hard you are working to support their sobriety and how hard you had to work before they got sober. A lot of marriages don't survive sobriety. If you want your marriage to work, I would strongly recommend a marriage counselor who can help you work out the changes that are happening in your life. [/quote] +1. Somehow you were making your marriage work during addiction. That is your normal. Now you are going to have to figure out the new normal. You may not like it. Many don't.[/quote]
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