In the past I felt responsible for his workaholic choices. What had I done to cause our relationship to suffer? Everything was my fault.
Lately I again notice some anger arise toward him regarding his constant need to work. I don't have to fix him is one of my mantras. He complains constantly about his employees and his life. I get sad when I hear about his anxiety. He has a HP just as I do. I begin the vigilant watch over his behavior. He calls me a cop and it might be true. I am watching him to do something wrong so I can vent. This gives me a chance to release steam that has been built up.
The three c's
Didn't cause it, can’t cure it, and can’t control it. We begin to learn the basic Al-Anon premise of taking our focus off of the alcoholic and keeping the focus on ourselves.
Sitting in meditation helps me take care of myself. Having a meditation program is a tool I can take with me wherever I go.
1 comment:
I understand this. Great post. I listened to a "dry" friend last evening go on and on about his financial problems, yet he hasn't worked in two years and won't apply for jobs. He has a Higher Power and I'm not it. I can't solve this for him.
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