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Post by Susan Peabody on Oct 14, 2022 9:50:42 GMT -8
Before You Begin
When I start a new friendship, it triggers all kinds of fantasies. But in recovery: 1. I can tell the difference between fantasies and reality (Promise #5). 2. I now have new, healthy fantasies. 3. I am looking for friendship with someone who is compatible and in recovery. 4. I am still, however, open to God's will for me. 5. I do not project anymore. 6. I do not believe that this is the one I have waiting for all my life for. 7. I realize that this new friendship might have some potential and it may not. 8. I proceed slowly. 9. I set boundaries when it is right to do so. 10. I expect healthy things like kindness and compassion for whatever I am going through. 11. I am flexible, but true to myself. 12. I am hopeful but cautious. 13. I notice red flags and deal with them rather than ignore them or sweep them under the rug. 14. I look for good communication skills, but I am not addicted to looks or superficial things. 15. I do an honest tenth step at the end of the day. Every day, 16. I turn the whole thing over to the care of God.
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