Old 07-12-2011, 08:22 AM
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yorkiegirl
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I guess I would ask myself, why I'd keep confronting my lying AH when I *know* he is lying. You would think I'd learn my lesson, wouldn't I? What does it say about me that I tolerate these lies? I know they are lies. They aren't fooling me. Why do I have a need to confront and get an admission (or apology, statement of regret) from the lying alcoholic about his lies? Why am I, the sober one, (with my mind free from mind-altering substances like alcohol) engaging and expecting *the truth* from a person who is ill with mind-altering substances impairing & damaging his ability to think, to reason, to function?

It says as much about me as it does about him. (I guess that's where I'm at right now).

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