38: Why Do People Identify Themselves as "Compulsive Overeaters" in Meetings... and Do I Have To Do That, Too?

No God OA - An Atheist's Journey in Secular Overeaters Anonymous

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Nearly every share in an OA meeting starts with some version of "Hi, I'm ______ and I'm a compulsive overeater." Why is that? It can honestly feel a bit cultish, especially to those of us who may have had actual experiences in a cult-like religion. But is there a reason for it? Is it required to say that when you speak in a meeting? That's the topic that Brad explores in this episode as he takes you along his journey of coming to identify himself as a compulsive overeater.
You can email Brad at nogodoa@gmail.com
Find secular OA meeting, podcasts, and resources at www.secularovereaters.org

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