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Alcohol problem?

Hi guys,

I'm a bit stcuk on what to do.

I have been seeing a new guy for about 3 weeks now. I get on with him really well, he makes me laugh, and does occasionally attept to be romantic in a laddish way! There is one problem....he drinks every night.

To him this is normal as he thinks that having a couple an evening is nothing abnormal for a young guy. But when he spends about £80 a week on alcohol, I know something isnt right.

I've spoken to him about it in a jokey way to try and intriduce the situation to him and bring it to his attention that he might have a problem, but he just brushed it off.

What can I do to make him see that this isnt normal??

I mean he'll have a couple down the pub when I'm there, then go home and whilst we are watching a film, easily drink a bottle and a half of wine to himself.

He'll also sneak off to the pub on his way home after work for a quick pint, and then also go out in the evening and drink after his dinner.

I've tried to be more serious, like last night I told him not to expect me to stick around if he intends to get lashed every night. And I think this reaction shocked him a bit. But then again he may not even rememeber it because he was once again drunk.

Its making me a bit resentful towards him and I don't want to be like this as I think he has potential and I enjoy being around him when he is completely sober during the day. It's just like as soon as the evening comes, he is compelled to spend all his wages on beer!

HELP!!!!!

xx

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Alcohol problem.

Hey u should to tell him him if he likes u he has to stop drinking.Wellhe cold drink on festival but every day.And if he doesn't well dump him.Cuz i dont think your so stupid your going to let him drink every day.Do wat tell you than write me back.Heres a friend you could count on.

Cheers guys

Thanks for all your support and help, I'll give it a couple more weeks and if its still the same then I will leave him for good. It hasnt been all that long, but If I can already notice it to quite and extent then I guess it will only get worse.
Thanks again for all your help xxx

Get out now!

Men who drink too much cant be helped unless they admit they have a problem and want to stop drinking.

I have known my boyfriend for 1 year and half and i igmored the fact that he had a drinking problem and thought it would all be ok. How wrong i was!!!

I am now 6 months pregnant and he is really unsupportive and drinks to the point of inconciousness, he says hes gunna change but never does..you have only been with him 3 weeks so now is the best time to walk away before you get in to deep..i wont go in to all the details of my situation but trust me life with an alcoholic is not good at all and you will not be able to change them.

Have a read of the alcohol concern web page it is a really helpfull site and you may see things differently after having a read.

Feel free to private message me anytime x

You can do it too...

you are so right my little angel....but youre just at the beginning....dont waste 20 years like i did....it gets worse-much worse - having a baby on your own is easier than with someone like this-truly good luck to you both xx

Hi

youre kinda going along with him avoiding it to arent you?? first you say he has a couple of drinks an evening and that he sees that as ok....but then you say he is having what must be about 10 or more....now that is not ok!! a couple a night is one thing (a couple of nights a week off is better) but yes it sounds as though he has a problem....and if he is drinking enough that he cant remember stuff-those warning bells are getting louder!! its not pretty as time goes on-i was married for 20 years to an alchoholic-not fun in any way....he is unlikely to change because you tell him he has a problem...he will only change if it suits him...and its usually something big that makes people want to change-i would never have married him if id known what its like as they get worse from the effects of lots of grog-took me a long while to enjoy a beer or a wine with fiends again-think vey carefully about what you want-the grog will always come 1st with someone who is a problem drinker xx



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