Character Defects or Just Preferences? M.G. and Elizabeth Weigh In
But if I say: oh, I'm only going to go out for roles that say African-American, he's like I would never work and I'll go in and they'll say: wow, I love, I love this.
Ever wondered if your strong preferences are actually character defects? In this episode of 'Sober Sisters Talk', hosts M.G. and Elizabeth Pudwill dive into this very question. Drawing from their extensive experience in multiple sobriety programs, they bring a mix of humor, honesty, and practical wisdom to the table. M.G. and Elizabeth tackle the tricky subject of rigid preferences versus character defects with their usual directness. They share personal stories about dating, setting boundaries, and learning to trust their instincts.
Their conversation is raw and relatable, touching on the fear of change and the often futile attempt to force solutions. A standout moment comes when Elizabeth discusses the importance of being open to new opportunities. She shares an anecdote about auditioning for roles that don't specify her ethnicity, illustrating the broader theme of embracing possibilities instead of sticking to rigid expectations. The hosts also delve into the role of therapy in navigating these issues, emphasizing its value in personal growth.
Their candid discussion offers a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone on a sobriety journey. This episode is more than just a conversation; it's a heartfelt exploration of how our preferences can shape our lives in recovery. Whether you're new to sobriety or have been on the path for years, M.G. and Elizabeth's insights will resonate with you.