It took 10 years but wife finally had enuff!!!
It took 10 years but wife finally had enuff!!!
She is done. Had the world on a silver platter and drank it away. " never thought it would happen to me ". Following right in my dad's footsteps. Next stop...6 foot under. What do I do. Right to the bar. And here I drink... Would continue on but my beer is low. Got to get the bartenders attention. I now fully understand the definition of " INSANITY ". Thanks for listening.
Since you are still able to type you clearly are not a lost cause.
I hope you find the will and the help to get sober. If you are here, that's a good first step.
The problems with your wife are not going to be fixed with a drink.
I hope you find the will and the help to get sober. If you are here, that's a good first step.
The problems with your wife are not going to be fixed with a drink.
That's the thing with me. I don't get hammered. I get to a point and I'm done. Usually 8-10 beers. Never have more. Just a good strong buzz. But I can't live without it. As of late I've chose that over sex with my wife. What the hell is wrong with me. Getting a hotel tonight. Hopefully tomoro I wake up more clear headed. I don't think she is at her wits end but I know it's dam close.
Walk away from the drink MB8, be done with it. For good.
This is not new to you, you've been around these parts for some time now. You can spend a lifetime of "tomorrow" statements.
There's a lot more to this story than you not getting hammered and only having 8 to 10 beers a day. If that were the case then your wife wouldn't be saying she's had it nor would you be reflecting on what it's doing to your kids.
It's time to be real. Walk away from that bar right now and get your head where it needs to be.
This is not new to you, you've been around these parts for some time now. You can spend a lifetime of "tomorrow" statements.
There's a lot more to this story than you not getting hammered and only having 8 to 10 beers a day. If that were the case then your wife wouldn't be saying she's had it nor would you be reflecting on what it's doing to your kids.
It's time to be real. Walk away from that bar right now and get your head where it needs to be.
It doesn't have to be this way.
You are putting alcohol in first place- ahead of your wife, children, and even yourself.
You can pay the tab, go home, drink some water, and go to bed.
You CAN get sober and good life.
You are putting alcohol in first place- ahead of your wife, children, and even yourself.
You can pay the tab, go home, drink some water, and go to bed.
You CAN get sober and good life.
Thanks for the responses. Funny thing is is I remember coming to this bar years ago when it was so much fun. I looked forward to it. Great times, great friends, and nothing but the future to looks towards. Now I sit here by myself and look at the past. And what went so wrong. Friends are no longer around, times are no longer great, and I stare into the past, what I can remember of it, and think of nothing but despair. And now it's affecting the people I love the most. It's a crazy disease. One my dad could never master. And now I'm on the verge of giving into it as well. Thanks to all of u.
DOS: 08-16-2012
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Looks like you've been on here since 2013 so I would presume you've been told over and over to get to and AA meeting so I won't say that to you again but if you really want to stop and learn to live life the answer is right in front of you.
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"Can't live without it" Right there , change you're perspective on that dreadful untruth.
"Feels , like I can't live without it" that is the truthful statement you need to deal with. Continuing to live with it will not give the best chance at living happily , and odds are a lot of the ' nevers'( never have more, never other than beer, never in the morning..ect) will go by the wayside, alcohol abuse is progressive. You have the power to make the choice to change your perspective , do it because you never know, but do it because you can. You can certainly exist without the Buzz, I guarantee you will prefer it, it's hard to get there but doable , do it now switch to water , sleep it off all the sooner to clearheadedness.
"Feels , like I can't live without it" that is the truthful statement you need to deal with. Continuing to live with it will not give the best chance at living happily , and odds are a lot of the ' nevers'( never have more, never other than beer, never in the morning..ect) will go by the wayside, alcohol abuse is progressive. You have the power to make the choice to change your perspective , do it because you never know, but do it because you can. You can certainly exist without the Buzz, I guarantee you will prefer it, it's hard to get there but doable , do it now switch to water , sleep it off all the sooner to clearheadedness.
EndGame
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: New York, NY
Posts: 4,677
Much as I hate to say it, but insisting that you can't get treatment, from a bar, seems like something less than 100%.
The last 5 years, I also found myself in drinking alone in bars I used to frequent in my younger days. My friends had all moved on with their lives but I stalled just as I was supposed to be entering my prime.
I am in early sobriety but determined to write a new chapter in life. Never too late to stop the madness.
I am in early sobriety but determined to write a new chapter in life. Never too late to stop the madness.
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