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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
WANT occurs
67 times
42 in BB • 25 in 12&12
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1.
We
found that
freedom from
fear was
more important than
freedom from
want.
2.
3.
Thus was I
convinced that
God is
concerned with us
humans when we
want Him
enough.
4.
They
want him to
make a
fuss over them.
5.
Say you do not
want to be a
wet blanket; that you only
want him to
take care of his
health.
6.
The
right answer will come, if we
want it.
7.
If
newcomers could
see no joy or
fun in
our
existence, they wouldn't
want it.
8.
Aim of our
services is to
bring sobriety within reach of all who
want it.
9.
10.
"But," he
asked, "
will you
let me
join your
group? Since I am the
victim of
another addiction even worse stigmatized than
alcoholism, you may not
want
me
among you. Or
will you?"
11.
But
first of all we
shall
want sunlight;
nothing much can
grow in the
dark.
12.
We
will want the
good that is in us all,
even in the
worst of us, to
flower and to
grow.
13.
14.
15.
The
right kind of
man, the
kind who
recovers,
will not
want this
sort of
thing.
16.
Make it
clear that he is not
under pressure, that he
needn't see you
again if he doesn't
want to.
17.
The
key words "
entirely ready"
underline the
fact that we
want to
aim at the
very best we
know or can
learn.
18.
We
want to
analyze mistakes we have
made.
19.
Say you do not
want to be a
wet blanket; that you only
want him to
take care of his
health.
20.
Let him
see that you
want to be
helpful rather than
critical.
21.
We
will want to be
rid of some of these
defects, but
in some
instances this
will
appear to be an
impossible job from which we
recoil.
22.
We
just want to be
sure that you
get the
same great chance for
sobriety that
we've had.
23.
We do not
want to be the
arbiter of
anyone's
sex conduct.
24.
We
want to
come in the
door shouting the
good news.
25.
26.
I did not
want to
disgrace
myself so I then
checked out.
27.
We
want to
find exactly how, when, and where our
natural desires have
warped us.
28.
29.
30.
We
will want to
go further.
31.
32.
33.
He
wants to
quit drinking and you
want to
help him,
even if it be only a
matter of
good business.
34.
35.
We don't
want to
keep you
out.
36.
That's what I
want to
know."
37.
You
will want to
know more of how to
proceed from that
point.
38.
39.
She
will want to
know who the
woman is and where
she is.
40.
We
want to
leave you with the
feeling that
no situation is too
difficult and
no unhappiness too
great to be
overcome.
41.
42.
We
know you
will not
want to
miss it.
43.
44.
45.
But if you
really and
truly
want to
quit drinking liquor for
good and all, and
sincerely feel that you
must have some
help, we
know that we have an
answer for you.
46.
47.
We
will want to
rest on our
laurels.
48.
We may not
want to
say anything for
several weeks, or
longer.
49.
If he does not
want to
see you,
never force yourself upon him.
50.
51.
52.
53.
We
want to
stay out of this
controversy.
54.
As we
say among ourselves, "He
wants to
want to
stop."
55.
56.
But there are
many men who
want to
stop, and with them you can
go far.
57.
So
many want to
stop but cannot.
58.
If he does not
want to
stop drinking, don't
waste time trying to
persuade him.
59.
Do you
want to
stop drinking or not?
60.
If you are
sure your
man does not
want to
stop, he may as
well be
discharged, the
sooner the
better.
61.
If he cannot or does not
want to
stop, he should be
discharged.
62.
63.
Perhaps you
will want to
take the
man into your
home for a
few days.
64.
I don't
even want to
try.
65.
Whenever you
want to, you
control your
drinking.
66.
If, when you
honestly want
to, you
find you cannot
quit entirely, or if when
drinking, you have
little control over the
amount you
take, you are
probably alcoholic.
67.
If you have
decided you
want
what we have and are
willing to
go to
any length to
get it -- then you are
ready to
take certain steps.
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