J. Rockford
10-14-2003, 04:21 PM
In article <2CWib.49464$Pd.1067150@twister.tampabay.rr.com>, Matt
<mcollins_fl@yahoo.com> wrote:
> As a new face in AA meetings, I'm often asked if I have a sponsor. They say
> the sponsor can run my life better than me. Are you supposed to do whatever
> they say? How much control do you turn over to them? Lets take an
> exaggerated example, this hasn't actually happened. A sponsor tells me to
> cut my long hair, quit listening to rock n roll, sell my van and get a
> Camry. Now I know I need to go to any lengths to achieve sobriety, but in my
> opinion,
> my sobriety isn't hinged upon those things. There's something called my
> personality too.
>
> Matt
Short hair, Toyotas, and easy listening music are the real first steps
to soberiety. page 576 of the BIG BOOK.
<mcollins_fl@yahoo.com> wrote:
> As a new face in AA meetings, I'm often asked if I have a sponsor. They say
> the sponsor can run my life better than me. Are you supposed to do whatever
> they say? How much control do you turn over to them? Lets take an
> exaggerated example, this hasn't actually happened. A sponsor tells me to
> cut my long hair, quit listening to rock n roll, sell my van and get a
> Camry. Now I know I need to go to any lengths to achieve sobriety, but in my
> opinion,
> my sobriety isn't hinged upon those things. There's something called my
> personality too.
>
> Matt
Short hair, Toyotas, and easy listening music are the real first steps
to soberiety. page 576 of the BIG BOOK.