Coming to Believe
Dec 16, 2019
In Step One we finally accepted that we could not recover alone. But who could help us out of the emptiness created when we admitted our own powerlessness over sexaholism? At this point, some of us were tempted to fill...
Read MoreHit Your Knees
Sep 9, 2019
My parents were not religious at all, and I was brought up with more of an ethnic and cultural identity than a religious one. When I met the man I would marry, I found that his family was much more...
Read MoreTake the Action, and the Feelings Will Come
Jul 15, 2019
I did not come willingly to Twelfth Step work. My sponsor, the S-Anon literature and other meeting members suggested to me that while it is very important to work all Twelve Steps, I did not necessarily need to finish Steps...
Read MoreCarrying the Message
Jun 3, 2019
The gratitude I have for this program also leads me to carry the message by making an extra effort to welcome newcomers and to help them understand the program. Whether it is answering the phone line, leading a newcomers’ meeting...
Read MoreComing Out of Isolation
May 6, 2019
We derive many things from Step Five. Coming out of isolation is one benefit. Most of us came into S-Anon feeling deeply lonely. Many of us had suffered since childhood with a sense of not belonging. When we reached S-Anon...
Read MoreWe, Too, Have a Disease
Apr 8, 2019
In seeing our need for a Higher Power, we realize that it is safe for us to be dependent upon God; however, it is risky to depend exclusively for our well-being on another human being. We all have a hunger...
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