From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... rebellious alcoholic
to conclude that dependence of ...
12&12 p.38,
Step Three
This very form of faulty dependence has caused many a rebellious alcoholic to conclude that dependence of any sort must be intolerably damaging.
2.
... rebellious at
what he thought an overdose ...
BB p.56,
We Agnostics
He attended church school, where he became rebellious at what he thought an
overdose of religious
education.
3.
... rebellious hanging
on to them.
12&12 p.108,
Step Twelve
So we decided that while
we still had some flaws of
character that we could not yet relinquish, we ought nevertheless to quit our stubborn, rebellious hanging on to them.
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