My husband has an alcohol problem and I do not. I prefer not to drink, I wanted to experience life with my husband sober, both of us. He does the same for me with my drug problem. I like the way we are together sober and life is more fuller and a whole lot happier. Are marriage is not perfect just like anyone elses marriage, but i found we can deal with anything now, because A and D was our biggest problem. The most helpful thing you can do, talk to you spouce and share yours' feelings. take care |
I dont drink never did but my husband does, I need to get out 10 years living with this I cant take it anymore |
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We're turning our bar into a icecream/cafe parlor. It should be fun, And find it both interesting in making diffent (fancy caffeine introduced) drinks. |
the big book says... If you are with a person who wants to eat in a bar, by all means go along. Let your friends know they are not to change their habits on your account. psalm 23... I will fear no evil, for you are with me. |
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Originally Posted by Destinee1
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You and your wife sound so much like me and my husband. I am trying to quit and my husband dosen't seem to want to.We aren't wreckless either. Same as you both great parents and my husband is my best friend. But I am sick of drinking nightly also. Maybe we can help each other.I would also like ideas of how to cope with your spouse still drinking. I think it is much more difficult with alcohol still in the house. I have been trying so hard but my husband doesn't seem to think there is a problem. I do and I want to quit. I will still keep trying one day at a time. Thanks every one! T |
My wife was 11 years sober in AA when I met her. I had two years - she 13th stepped me. I was a mere babe in the woods at the time - a helpless neophyte taken in by the treachery of a 13th stepping sultry seductress. Yeah, right.That was almost 9 years ago.. surprisingly I haven't yet driven her to drink! Life has never been better. Mike |
I can't really give you advice becuase i don't know you and i don't know your wife. You pretty much wrote your own answer. that's it...hobbies, stuff to do around the house, living your life. So your life is not certered around your drinking or her's With my agf it's a death wish to have alcohol or drugs in the house. Even her percibtion drugs cuz side effect or unmanageablities in her after a while. Even in my marriage it nevered worked. We both social drink and for the most part it was fun for the longest time...until it caught up with us. Because alcohol is a depresent coupled with the monthly visitor. She has guilt trip enough as it is when turned into a nagging B. Always after the fact thou...on a good month...i run like hell.lol So we had issues as such to handle. Some women suffers more than others....i got sympathy pains.lol Mix with alcohol or drugs it was a accident waiting to happen. Not if...just when...But that's my ex-wife. We were young and didn't even have a lot of emotional baggage at that young of age. Okay..here's a simple question ? How important is it ? It's not an anwer anyone can give you. But it's like playing russain rolette. If you're wife is not an alki..then she should be able to stop drinking period..becuase your marriage is worth more than a Buzz. There millions of things to do aside from drinking in life. and drinking wouln't be a priority to her. it's something she can take or leave. So leaving it wouldn't be a big deal. That's just my OPINION... Why ??..becuase I'm byess with my experince. |
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