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Hi everyone. Well I've been through this a few times now. Quitting, gradually have a couple and thinking I'll be able to handle it. That works for awhile, but always gets out of control.
My husband is a big beer drinker. Every time I quit it seems he drinks more! He says he will be supportive but he continues to drink beer in the house on almost a daily basis.
I want to quit but I can't stand being around drinking when I am not. I love my husband, he is a good and honest man. I'm scared about what will happen to our relationship when I quit. I already have a lot of resentment about how much he drinks, especially when I'm not. When I'm drinking, I make sure I tell him this. Alcohol is ruining our marriage, I'm also concerned about what our marriage is without drinking.
My husband is a big beer drinker. Every time I quit it seems he drinks more! He says he will be supportive but he continues to drink beer in the house on almost a daily basis.
I want to quit but I can't stand being around drinking when I am not. I love my husband, he is a good and honest man. I'm scared about what will happen to our relationship when I quit. I already have a lot of resentment about how much he drinks, especially when I'm not. When I'm drinking, I make sure I tell him this. Alcohol is ruining our marriage, I'm also concerned about what our marriage is without drinking.
You and I have similar situations. My husband also drinks and does not consider himself an alcoholic. He thinks we can manage, but so far it never works. When I quit, I need to quit for both of us. That makes me feel guilty, then I give in. Very tricky.
What has happened to make it necessary for you to quit at ths point?
What has happened to make it necessary for you to quit at ths point?
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Same thing. I think I'm doing fine and then boom, I am trashed. I turn into a mean drunk....calling people names and swearing at them.
My husband knows he is an alcoholic and is OK with it. He is a highly functioning alcoholic and really doesn't change much when he's drinking. I still don't want to be around it all the time.
My husband knows he is an alcoholic and is OK with it. He is a highly functioning alcoholic and really doesn't change much when he's drinking. I still don't want to be around it all the time.
he may also see the light
My husband is a big beer drinker.
Every time I quit it seems he drinks more!
He says he will be supportive but he continues to drink beer in the house on almost a daily basis.
Alcohol is ruining our marriage,
I'm also concerned about what our marriage is without drinking.
I'm sorry that you husband is not more supportive
if you think that drinking is ruining your marriage
slowly but surely it probably is
all you can truly do is deal with your own drinking habits
maybe if you went to AA you would learn much more
regarding alcohol and the recovery process
maybe your husband would even attend a meeting with you
once he hears all of the many stories of destroyed homes and families
he may also see the light
onehigherpower
if you think that drinking is ruining your marriage
slowly but surely it probably is
all you can truly do is deal with your own drinking habits
maybe if you went to AA you would learn much more
regarding alcohol and the recovery process
maybe your husband would even attend a meeting with you
once he hears all of the many stories of destroyed homes and families
he may also see the light
onehigherpower
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