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Every chance he gets...he uses
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<blockquote data-quote="lovemysons" data-source="post: 608830" data-attributes="member: 3305"><p>And then because of the aftermath gives himself another reason to use. </p><p></p><p>I got this text from daughter in law last night...</p><p></p><p>"difficult child was on Zanax last night, but he doesn't see it as a big deal because he didn't pay for them as that guy J gave them to him. But yet it cost me gas, cigs, stress, and exhaustion. Our son was talking to me after school about how daddy was acting strange last night talking about how daddy was crying to him about how sorry he is that he's not a good dad. I tried to wake difficult child up this morning cause I didn't feel it was fair for him to keep me up all night and for me to be the only one awake all day. Against all efforts, difficult child slept til 2:30 and then he went on a tangent this morning about how little he gets compared to how much he does around here! Uh yeah right."</p><p></p><p></p><p>So the way I see it...Young difficult child's days are numbered at his mother in law's. </p><p>I can't believe he is emotionally unraveling to his son. What in the world is little Joey supposed to do with this!?! </p><p>The whole situation makes me sad...and still angry. </p><p></p><p>He reminds me of my now deceased alcoholic bio dad...is even the spitting image of who he was. </p><p>I think he see's himself as a victim and feels incredibly sorry for himself. </p><p></p><p>I am so tired of it...and wondering when his wife is going to be sick enough of it too! </p><p>LMS</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lovemysons, post: 608830, member: 3305"] And then because of the aftermath gives himself another reason to use. I got this text from daughter in law last night... "difficult child was on Zanax last night, but he doesn't see it as a big deal because he didn't pay for them as that guy J gave them to him. But yet it cost me gas, cigs, stress, and exhaustion. Our son was talking to me after school about how daddy was acting strange last night talking about how daddy was crying to him about how sorry he is that he's not a good dad. I tried to wake difficult child up this morning cause I didn't feel it was fair for him to keep me up all night and for me to be the only one awake all day. Against all efforts, difficult child slept til 2:30 and then he went on a tangent this morning about how little he gets compared to how much he does around here! Uh yeah right." So the way I see it...Young difficult child's days are numbered at his mother in law's. I can't believe he is emotionally unraveling to his son. What in the world is little Joey supposed to do with this!?! The whole situation makes me sad...and still angry. He reminds me of my now deceased alcoholic bio dad...is even the spitting image of who he was. I think he see's himself as a victim and feels incredibly sorry for himself. I am so tired of it...and wondering when his wife is going to be sick enough of it too! LMS [/QUOTE]
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