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    Can anyone relate the this?

    I am on day 46 AF. When i decided to quit (again) I asked my husband to help me by getting rid of all the AL in the house. He was very nice & supportive & i thought he did this for me. Friday night he pulled out a big bottle of our fav wine from where we used to keep it and poured himself a glass right in front of me. I was shocked etc. The next day when i was calmer i asked him why he did that. He went on a macho rant about is he not allowed to have 1 glass of wine or 1 beer after 6 days of work? I said I know you do not have the problem I have with AL but I am getting mixed messages from you about me & my drinking. Then he said he doesnt care what i do or dont do (AL) that is my decision. I said well when i drank you did complain a lot about it. He was like yes because i would come home after a long week and all the AL was gone (that he said he bought) i had drank it all so it all came down to $$$$$$$$$$$$ he spent for AL, then he had none to drink. He also told me in so many words that I am not as much fun since i quit drinking we dont go anywhere. (i no longer want to go to bars or the wineries). I said well i do have a stressful job, i come home TIRED and you are working 2 jobs that might have something to do with it also but he does not see that as a reason at all. I feel him drinking our old fav wine in front of me (as well as having it where we used to keep it after I thought he got rid of it for me) was a very insensitive, rude , mean thing for him to do. I am hurt by his comments and lack of sensitivity/understanding. I fear we want different things in life this is my second marriage (his first) and without the mask of AL my depression is so much worse..In a few months i will be 50 and i really feel as if there is nothing left to look forward to in life other than getting old and dying. So i did ask him to put the wine somewhere anywhere where i dont know where it is,. It is still in the old place. I asked him if i was addicted to heroin would he leave that laying around the house where I could see it and he acted like that was a stupid statement and that is when he started his rant about him after a long week of working 2 jobs, is he not allowed 1 drink in his house etc.
    :upset:

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    Can anyone relate the this?

    Dear Queen - you have plenty of time, only 50? Just a baby. He's acting like a putz. Hopefully its just acting. I think about the getting old thing and dying too. Then I think about people my age - like Mr Swayze - and I figure I'm not going to dwell on getting old and crotchity - life is short - live it - but do it sober - you'll enjoy it more. THis from hangover city today but we both know its true. Good luck to you kid, you are trying to be a better person - he's trying to be a putz, and both of you are succeeding at what youre working at.

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      #3
      Can anyone relate the this?

      Ouch. That must have really hurt. I AM NOT in any position to give advise because I am not yet even close to stable. I want to say something but in no way do I mean to hurt your feelings. I probably shouldn't say it but I kind of feel as you described. Here goes, and PLEASE, tell me to go to he** if you disagree with me. When I was doing well, although my husband very much supports me, he stopped at a gas station and grabbed a single beer (you can do that in this state)...well not drive, but they are available is what I meant. That hurt my feelings, but I bit my tounge because I felt like, who am I to ask him not to have ONE beer, he does not have a AL problem...but it still gave me a surprising dig that I didn't expect. Again, I don't mean to beat you when your down, just wanted to share my experience withyou and wish you the very best.
      Give a man a beer, he'll waste an hour. Teach a man to brew, he'll waste a lifetime.

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        #4
        Can anyone relate the this?

        no
        i want people to be honest. I wonder if he is trying to sabotage me. I did try to communicate this to him but i don't think he understands. And the fact that the wine is still there where I asked him not to leave it makes me think he wants me to be tempted. I wondered if anyone else had a similar experience.

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          #5
          Can anyone relate the this?

          queen of denial;719080 wrote: no
          i want people to be honest. I wonder if he is trying to sabotage me. I did try to communicate this to him but i don't think he understands. And the fact that the wine is still there where I asked him not to leave it makes me think he wants me to be tempted. I wondered if anyone else had a similar experience.
          Honey, for what reason in the world do you believe he would do such a thing, especially after you confided in him about your addiction?
          Give a man a beer, he'll waste an hour. Teach a man to brew, he'll waste a lifetime.

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            #6
            Can anyone relate the this?

            Q-of D .. my man drank in front of me for months, he said he enjoyed my company for once.
            Awhile longer he did say i was no fun at all anymore. He tired of me being his psychologist, and wanted the old wife back.! Hung on and knew if i went back to partying with him, trouble was to resume.

            For a short time i did turn into a mental patient again, drinking with him.

            STOPPED.

            I was 50 when i became SOBER. That age kinda seems to be the time to change.

            Yes i can relate so well. Today we rarely spend time together, as he is drinking less,
            not smoking, rather not take any chances to go back to the old me.

            :thanks:
            An Improved Ripple. :monalisa:

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