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The shame felt in addiction often isn’t toxic – it’s healing

Summary by Psyche
The push to take shame out of recovery is well-meaning. But it overlooks the power this emotion has to motivate change

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The shame felt in addiction often isn’t toxic – it’s healing

The push to take shame out of recovery is well-meaning. But it overlooks the power this emotion has to motivate change

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From Straight Edge to Sloshed

When I was in high school and college, I was totally straight edge. I didn’t drink, and I didn’t smoke. Not because the D.A.R.E. people got to me, or because of Jesus, but because I thought it was stupid. Why would I ever knowingly consume poison? And on top of that, why would I spend money on said poison? And on top of that, I knew it didn’t even taste good! To me, alcohol seemed like a lose-lose situation. I truly couldn’t wrap my mind around …

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Psyche broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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