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#12, he deserves it because he's ignoring that his daughter is asking him to do something that is not only good for her, but for the poster as well. He's a father. He should act as such. Honestly OP, stop drinking. If even a seven year old can see you have a problem, you have one. You think she did this on the spur of the moment? She probably was thinking about it for a long time. : | #173, you choose to drink enough to become alcoholic. Alcohol does not force you to take the first drink.
If you really love your daughter then you should get some help and stop drinking.
Being the daughter of an alcoholic parent, please take time for some deep reflection on the intense hurt that you are causing your daughter. Admit you have a serious problem. Stop drinking. It really is your choice: the drink, or your daughter. Everyday, I wish my father had chosen me. Choose your daughter, before you loose the chance to choose at all. The buzz might last a few hours, but the pain lasts a lifetime. A lifetime.
i think thats touching that she cares enough and is smart enough to do something like that for you. dont you think that if its bothering her enough to do something like that, that it might be a serious problem? do her and yourself a favor and stop drinking.
Wow, you got owned.
Sounds like your drinking is effecting your life (and your daughters.) Try AA is all else has failed - it really did wonders in my life, just get through the shame and embarrassment, check out a meeting - you'll know after one if it's for you or not for you. You'll never know if you don't try. Sounds like you have a lot to lose - seeing how she is only 7 years old and already acting like an adult (worrying about you're health shouldn't be in the mindset of a 7 year old.)
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Wow, kids are getting smarter.
You should feel lucky to have a smart daughter who really cares about you.