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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Texas
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I found that type of treatment to be ideal when I am in a healthy relationship. However, it didn't work when I was in a relationship with an active alcoholic. Normal relationships involve two people treating each other with mutual respect. Alcoholic relationships aren't normal because one partner is not capable of rational thinking/behavior.
In a relationship with an active alcoholic, alcohol is the priority ~ I was just an option.
In a relationship with an active alcoholic, alcohol is the priority ~ I was just an option.
And you are absolutely right ...in a normal relationship which is what i in my fantasy land treated it as for the longest time and then through alot of heartbreak and hard hits on the head figuratively i learned that i am not in any way in a normal relationship and being in the relationship not living a normal life. how sad is that?
box of chocolates
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Babe we are going to the hospital to see so and so WAM! Drunk again
ok seriously......its a family members birthday no drinking!...
eeh....once agai
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Is that because when you return, you treat him as if he is God's greatest gift to women? Do you act as if you can't get enough of him?
That's how I acted with my husband after he would make the promises that I wanted to hear.
On the outside, I was happy to be the loving couple again.
On the inside, I felt cheap and degraded.
That's how I acted with my husband after he would make the promises that I wanted to hear.
On the outside, I was happy to be the loving couple again.
On the inside, I felt cheap and degraded.
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