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[When Relationships Look Different in the Light of Sobriety]( "I wondered if the bitter taste of the endings would overpower all the other memories of my first sober loves." [Using Your Intuition for Self-Care]( Following your intuition means that you’re listening to your inner voice, which can be a huge tool in the decision-making process. Best of Our Blogs [Are You Fed Up Fixing Your Spouse?]( (Anger Management) - The reality is, you do not know how to solve others problems; you have your hands full with your own. [Being Uncomfortable in Your Own Skin]( (Tales of Manic Depression) - "It’s interesting when issues from your childhood creep into your adulthood, and you are reminded of the emotional stress and pain you endured." [Narcissism in Our Time: It’s Not All Selfies and #Hashtags]( (Narcissism Meets Normalcy) - Everything we mock as foolishness today comes back around as wisdom tomorrow. 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