Emotional relapse: struggling doesn't mean you're going to drink again.

256- Relapse: The signs you ignore.

Living sober: feeling afraid doesn't make you weak.

Second Tradition: When the votes are already rigged

Living Sober: When Your Relationship Starts Taking Over Everything

Moral inventory: you justify your friends, you judge the others.

Dry drunk: You put down the bottle, but the mess remains.

255- Step Eleven: You pray in crisis and forget in calm.

Moral inventory: when reason accommodates.

254- Ego and Surrender. (Dr. Harry M. Tiebout — 1954)

Moral inventory: stop justifying your actions with other people's mistakes.

253- Emotional entanglement: confusing intensity with love. (Living Sober)

Moral inventory: Setting boundaries without condemning anyone.

Serenity: You demand justice, but end up dishing out abuse.

252- Dry Drunk (Dr. José Antonio Elizondo)

Character Defects: When Favoritism Masquerades as Principle

Serenity: as long as no one disagrees with you.

Serenity: it disappears after five minutes of waiting.

251- Principles, not personalities: convenience-based principles.

Sobriety: Your actions speak louder than words.

Sobriety: You Are Not Owed Trust.

Humility: Admit You Messed Up Without Hiding Behind Excuses.

Moral inventory: You preach, but you don't know how to listen.

Acceptance: I offend you, you practice the program.

Character flaws: That's just how I am

250- Serenity: A Small Delay Reveals Your Impatience.

Sobriety: You preach tolerance, but you can't stand being contradicted.

Service: you deliver in AA, you fail at home.

Sobriety: Serving the group while failing your family.

Sobriety: You can be right and still be irresponsible.

Sobriety: You preach principles, but at home you make excuses.

249- Sobriety: Your family needs actions, not A.A. talk

Seventh Tradition: When money buys silence.

Moral inventory: Don’t confuse relief with malice.

First Tradition: Pointing fingers at others also breaks unity

Character flaws: using the program to be right

Character Flaws: Literature Doesn't Give You Status

Character defects: even humility can inflate the ego

Sobriety: Using your years of sobriety to justify your arrogance

Sobriety: Have you been sober for years and can no longer stand being corrected?

Moral inventory: you’ve got plenty of reasons to avoid admitting your mistakes.

Moral Inventory: Other People's Flaws Are Your Excuse

248- Moral inventory: Why do others' flaws comfort you?

Character Defects: Stop Blaming Alcoholism for Everything

Relapse: Nothing happened, so you justified it

Sobriety: When doing well starts making you lower your guard

247- Slips and Human Nature: Dr. William Duncan Silkworth

Your years of sobriety don't give you the right to boss people around.

When Helping Also Feeds the Ego

Step Three: When the ego wants to control everything.

223- You need to be needed.

206- When ego craves applause.

194- Cambiar el alcohol por una relación para escapar. (fugarnos de la realidad)

137- Deseos desordenados. (Cuarto Paso.)

101- Cuando tus deseos sustituyen tus principios. (Cuarto Paso.)

100- When a need ends up dominating your personality. (Step Four.)

99- When You're Never Satisfied.

78- Como dejar de rogar por migajas de amor. (El lenguaje del corazón.)

77- La ruina emocional de aceptar migajas de amor. (El lenguaje del corazón.)

76- Cuando confundes necesidad con amor. (El lenguaje del corazón.)

75- El miedo que te hace aceptar menos de lo que mereces. (El Lenguaje del corazón.)

74-La verdadera razón por la que aceptas migajas. (El lenguaje del corazón.)

73- ¿Porque dar tanto termina haciéndote sufrir?

72- La esclavitud silenciosa de querer agradar a todos.

71- La madurez emocional según Bill.

70- La ira como síntoma de una dependencia emocional.

69- The Emotional Illness of the Alcoholic

68-The true meaning of adult love.

67- ¿Porque exigir amor siempre termina en sufrimiento?.

66-La dependencia: la raíz oculta de muchas recaídas.