How To Face Addiction And Substance Abuse

How to face addiction and substance abuse

Introduction.

No successful person wants a destructive addiction, which is going to be discussed below, describe someone you know? Some people who feel inferior use an addiction to try to overcome weaknesses, especially in times of greater stress or deep internal conflict. 

The internal inferiority complex of a person is revealed in his actions such as addiction, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, compulsive food, guilt and aggression, among others. When people choose addiction or abuse, what they really want is the power and ability to create better lives.

Developing.

Fearing that they do not have this power to improve their lives, these people use excuses and blame others to justify their addiction and abuse and protect the little dignity they feel they have left. Questions to face addictions or abuse;If you or other people face addictions or abuses, instead of justifying or blaming, you must ask yourself the following questions:

1. Do I really want healing and solution for this addiction or abuse?
2. Am I willing to improve to achieve healing?
3. Can I realize that I can’t control others? The only one I can control is me.
4. Am I willing to take the first step for myself and get rid of my addiction, excuses of abuse, guilt and other destructive habits to achieve peace and happiness?

Alcohol abuse and drugs are common crutches today, I have met many people who feel stunned or uncomfortable in social events.

Some cocktails or beers find ‘give them an impulse’ making them introverted to extroverts. There are many people who drink to feel better about themselves, even to the point of abuse or addiction. A doctor comments: ‘It’s sad but true. A seemingly innocent use of alcohol can become quickly and easily an addiction, especially if people perceive that they are somehow "improved" when they drink ‘.

People must get rid of addiction and abuse;Alcohol abuse, drug abuse and any other addiction are serious forms of personal loss. People, who depend on any external addiction or abuse instead of improving their perceived weaknesses and healing their pains, are beaten from the beginning. The person can find healing to get rid of addiction and abuse, but must find a healing system that works especially for that person, and thus be able to solve their fears and pains.

Conclusions:

Some people who feel inferior use an addiction to try to overcome weaknesses, especially in times of greater stress or deep internal conflict. The internal inferiority complex of a person is revealed in his actions such as addiction, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, compulsive food, guilt and aggression, among others. After honestly answering the previous questions, the person can find healing to get rid of addiction and abuse, but must find a healing system that works especially for that person, and thus be able to solve their fears and pains.