The author reflects on their journey of finding moderation as a way out of addiction and escape.
They describe how addiction promised relief but always came with shame, leading to a cycle of seeking comfort that turned into a cage.
The author used to swing between extremes of indulgence and deprivation, always followed by guilt and shame.
Learning to pause, breathe, and assess their true needs helped the author start responding instead of reacting to cravings.
Moderation, for the author, meant saying 'not now' instead of 'never again,' allowing rest without guilt, and setting boundaries that respected their body and soul.
Through moderation, the author regained a sense of power and trust in themselves, realizing they could sit with desires without losing control.
The journey towards moderation was not about perfection but progress anchored in peace and the acceptance of humanity.
It was a process of surrendering to grace and coming home to oneself instead of fighting internal battles.
The author encourages others to embrace a slower, quieter path that listens to the body, respects boundaries, and allows the soul to breathe.
A message of hope is shared for those still struggling, emphasizing that finding balance and healing is a journey that doesn't require running away anymore.