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Episode 837: Anonymity Doesn't mean Secrecy, or Does It?
Episode 837: Anonymity Doesn't mean Secrecy, or Does It?
Episode 837: Anonymity Doesn't mean Secrecy, or Does It?
Wednesday 3rd April 2024
Monty Meyer explores the fine line between anonymity and secrecy in recovery, sharing a personal story that will make you rethink your own experiences.
9 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Monty Meyer shares a personal story about anonymity.
- Explores the balance between privacy and openness in recovery.
- Questions whether some take anonymity too far.
- Reflects on social interactions among 12-step members.
- Features the uplifting song 'We're Glad You're Here' by Conley White.
Have we taken this anonymity thing a bit too far so as not to even want to engage in niceties with each other when we see one another in public?
Have you ever wondered about the fine line between anonymity and secrecy in recovery circles? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio,' Monty Dale Meyer, also known as the Monty'man, dives into this intriguing topic. Monty shares a personal story about an encounter with a fellow 12-step member, which raises questions about how far people go to protect their anonymity.
You'll hear about Monty's experience with what he calls 'The Mystery Shopper'—a man who avoided acknowledging Monty in public but was friendly and open during their 12-step meeting later that day. This episode challenges the notion of anonymity in recovery and asks whether some people take it too far, to the point of shunning simple social interactions. Monty’s reflections are thought-provoking and relatable, especially for those in recovery or supporting someone who is.
To wrap things up, the episode features the uplifting song 'We're Glad You're Here' by Conley White, adding a positive note to an already engaging discussion. Whether you're in recovery yourself or know someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and a chance to reflect on your own experiences with anonymity. Tune in to explore whether anonymity really means secrecy and what that means for you.