About Me

Hi, I’m Tasha — a writer, recovering overthinker, firm believer in the universe’s guidance, and proud owner of too many fake plants (because real ones don’t stand a chance with me). I’ve been sober for six and a half years — no magical overnight transformation, just a journey filled with grace, growth, and a few setbacks along the way.

Recovery isn’t tidy or predictable. These days, my faith and spirituality ground me more than anything else. I find peace in reflection, nature, and personal growth — always with a touch of sarcasm — and I’ve learned to trust that something greater than myself embraces even my messiest moments.

Why I Started This Blog

I created Sober, Still Becoming because I couldn’t find a space that matched what sobriety actually felt like: awkward, raw, empowering, lonely, dry, spiritual, and sometimes really, really quiet.

This blog is for anyone who:

• Is sober or sober-curious

• Doesn’t relate to “before-and-after” glow-up narratives

• Believes healing doesn’t always look polished

• Wants honest words when life feels like too much

• Is open to conversations about spirituality and faith, without judgment or pressure

What You’ll Find Here

Honest reflections, emotional growing pains, small joys, encouragement, and reminders that you don’t need mind altering substances to get through the day. I believe in full abstinence, grace for the messy days, and not swapping one escape for another.

Let’s Be Real

Recovery has given me a life I never thought I’d have — not perfect, but more peaceful. I still forget to water my plants. I still burn toast. But I don’t have to drink over any of it.

You don’t either.

And here’s the best part: My spirituality and faith meet me in all of it.

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