SiberWolf
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What is your sexual orientation: Straight
Who in your life has "personality" issues: Romantic partner
Relationship status: Married
Posts: 2
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« Reply #1 on: April 30, 2023, 10:28:44 PM » |
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Hi Peter,
Sorry to hear how this is going, and I unfortunately don't have a lot of great advice to help out right now. What I can say is that I'm in a very similar situation, possibly a little further along the roller coaster tracks than you, and completely empathize with how you feel.
The one thing I will say without a doubt is to protect those kids however you can. I only have one, he's 15 now, and he's doing okay but has seen a lot more trauma than he ever should have from dealing with an alcoholic mother. I sincerely wish I had focused more on his needs than trying to keep my relationship going. Fixing that now.
I'll post more of my insane story on here later in its own thread, when I'm able to focus more. But to summarize, my wife is currently in inpatient rehab, court ordered after a 3rd DWI. She was loving and affectionate as I took her to the rehab, and then immediately turned on me while in there. Tha wasn'ta big deal, I'm angry but used to it. The unacceptable part is that she repeatedly promises to call our child (and is perfectly allowed to) and then fails to do so.
To top it off, she's blocked all contact with me while in there, and then spent over $400 buying stuff from Walmart and Walgreens on Friday (apparently they let them use an online portal to buy extra stuff while at this rehab). Another sign of her excessive spending as well. Horrible part is that put her credit card well over limit, but the card company approved the purchases anyway.
I'm now the one planning to file for divorce, held on for so long but just can't do it anymore. I won't say what you should or shouldn't do, as I wasn't ready to listen to anyone else for a long time either. But if you ever need ti talk to someone who has been through the same wringer, please feel free to reach out.
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