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Date: October 13, 2022
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So it didn't occur to you too just ask her?
I think he does notice the changes when he drinks, he was having easily 6-7 per day, and now he’s down to about 2-4/day. I am sure to not rub it in or say anything to put him on the defense at all. I know that he is in a very vulnerable state and it scares me that he will do something to himself.
I will call his doctor to reschedule an appointment, he is trying to get out of it by saying he needs to work. But I think he just doesn’t want to admit the meds/alcohol are the issues just yet, besides all of our hurtful experiences and pain.
I will call my doctor as well tomorrow and make sure we are getting on the right track. Thank you so much for your insight. I feel like my world has been falling apart.
Hmmm. I think there’s a fine line between just simply wanting to vent to someone, and then burdening them with all of your issues and flooding them with negativity. If you really are being a Debbie downer, then yes i do think he’s right. You need to gain some more control of your situation and start making changes if you’re not happy. Maybe remove yourself more from family issues/family drama. You changed jobs but ended up hating the new one? There will be other jobs out there that you enjoy that also pay good money. Make the positive changes for yourself so that your relationship can be happier. If you’re happy, he will be happy. If you’re being a negative nelly all the time, he will grow sick of it and the past will repeat itself.
It’s either that, or he can’t deal with one big requirement for a relationship: being able to give emotional support to your partner.