Laughed at ourselves, embraced the weird, danced when no one asked us toâand remembered that healing doesnât have to be boring.
âWe stopped doomscrolling our flaws and started moonwalking through our progress.âÂ
âWe remembered to have fun, even if the universe forgot to send a playlist.âÂ
We followed the Steps, we stumbled with flair, We shared all our messes and breathed open air. We cried into journals and laughed through the pain, We rode out the ego like a runaway train.
Then one day it hit usâbetween prayer and despairâ That healing gets lighter when humor is there. So we loosened our grip on control and regret, And moonwalked through shame in our socks, soaking wet.
We high-fived our shadows and winked at our flaws, We toasted old fears with applause (and faux claws). We rewrote the script with a crayon of gold, And let the child in us be reckless and bold.
No altars, no incense, no deep mystic proseâ Just glitter-stained wisdom and secondhand clothes. We healed without solemnity, structure, or creedâ Just love, some mushrooms, and the will to be freed.
So hereâs Step 13âunofficial, divine: Let laughter be sacred. Let weirdness be fine. If life is a riddle, weâre the punchline at playâ Still sober, still searching, and dancing all day.