as are your opinions on social issues.
can you tell me why accepting a higher power should be a mandatory part of the program? in your own words
only when the front and back of the curve are the same text
i hate it when people with actual aspergers talk about social issues like they're able to have an opinion
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is this about me voting for trump
its about you having actual aspergers
i have actual autism
Because the entire program is based off of spirituality and accepting that a higher power has a plan for you and wants you to succeed, and AA teaches you that your substance abuse issues are a symptom of your desire to control every little aspect of your life and admitting you are powerless over certain aspects and accepting of what you cannot control is literally required in order to emotionally mature enough to take part in the other aspects of the program?
no way
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he doesnt
dude which is it, an irrelevant sidenote that can be ignored or the cornerstone of the whole program?
i dont think anyone itt is a particular social achiever (except yns)
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why do you think that believing in a higher power is such a bad thing lol
i am very socially achievious
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forcing people to submit to a higher power so they can access the actually helpful parts of the program (90% just opening up to strangers and hearing their stories) is unethical
its really neurotic to express such disdain for this train of thought
do you think that submitting to a higher power results mostly in negative outcomes?
I’m saying it’s not that big of a deal to just accept something in the entire universe has more control than you do and getting hung up on something as basic as a form of spirituality is just arrogant and stupid