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When dealing with an addict family member or partner do you find yourself angry?

Beige Brown Blues asked:

I have had two wealthy boyfriends with substance abuse issues.

Jake was sexually abused as a child, and mistreated by the revolving door of his mothers ex-boyfriends. He struggles for years with alcohol abuse and weed issues until he moved on to crack cocaine.

Becasue his grand parents gave him whatever he wished….he had no incentive to stop.

My current boyfriend is a resident pediatrician. He was raised in a loving wealthy family and graduated Ivy League. His brother spent years battling alcohol addiction at the age of 22 and now he,29, has been forced to enter an inpatient facility.

I am 26 years old. I work two jobs. I am a communications assistant and bartender. My estranged family treated me like a stranger in my formative years, and my mother would often beat me for no reason. I am achieving some success in my life and if i drink…I will have a glass or two….none on weekdays. I battle everyday to overcome my social fears and loneliness.

I am angry that my BF who has everything refused to take hold of his charmed life. Im openly supportive of him and he in no way knows that I feel this way. Have you ever felt this way? What can I do?

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Written by crackco on June 25th, 2009 with 2 comments.
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Get your own gravatar by visiting gravatar.com ~ Ashen ~
#1. June 25th, 2009, at 11:17 PM.

sweet heart there is nothing you can do, only they can change themselves, but guys are not usually open to therapy which is one thing that will help him greatly. Don’t take it too hard, you’ve over come a lot. You have to focus on yourself and if that involves leaving him until he’s gotten the help he needs, it might be a wake up call to him. It doesn’t have to be forever, just enough for him to wake up and realize he’s hurting the people he loves.

And yes I’ve felt that way and I’m sorry you’re going through it now.

Get your own gravatar by visiting gravatar.com Joanie
#2. June 27th, 2009, at 5:27 PM.

Sounds like you have some deep rooted issues of your own that you need to deal with.. Maybe try counciling for yourself and it may be the ticket to helping you get over your (seemingly Jealousy) of the b/f who had the charmed life, yet messed up his life, and you who had every reason to use something to soothe your rough life, but didn’t. Everybody handles life in their own way. Not always easy to expain. Try getting you to understand you better.. It might work.. Good Luck.

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