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Input: My aunt is almost six years clean from drugs and alcohol. Im super proud of her and have been nothing but supportive. I drive two hours each way every year to see her get her medallion and even presented her the five year one and said a brief speech.

My aunt is very much in the AA/NA mindset of one day a time, God is good, etc. I totally support this but sometimes it gets exhausting. For background, my maternal side is all alcoholics and my paternal side is a long line of drug addicts. My two ex step fathers were both addicts. This is not my first time around the block and sometimes I've just had enough with the NA speak.

My aunt also is a sponsor and all of her friends are in the program. At least once a month someone she knows dies, and she's just DEVASTATED every time. And im just like...well, yeah, that's what happens when everyone you know does drugs. Every conversation is riddled with AA-isms, mildly laced with self pity, and just so dramatic. 

So, AITA for dodging her calls and not really wanting to be much more involved than i already am?


thinking my aunt in recovery's life is too dramatic for me