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Show it anywayit is an fml that he deserved. that is why i dont particularly like their wording. they need a few more options, funny, stupid, etc.
It's her/his fault she/he has a problem with alcohol, so you don't be like fml because i have a problem. You go fix it instead of complaining about it.
Awwww, your daughter is the best. And yes, please take this as a sign that you need help -- it's not just affecting you anymore.
It is a YDI because its pretty sad that the seven year old had to point this out, and it wasn't realized by the person who has the problem, or at least someone older. A seven year old shouldn't have to worry about things like that. It also is a wake up call. Been there and done that unfortunatley, get some help!
Agreed
#12~ Until he tries to do something to fix his problem it's completely his fault. I don't care what your problems in life are, they are your fault until you make any effort at all to fix your situation. How much of a mess do you have to be for your 7 year old to understand that you have a drinking problem? If you care about that child at all get help or give her to a family member who can actually be coherent enough to take care of her.
This makes me sad, my mother was an alcoholic and I did things like that. She also never listened. I'm 19 and we haven't talked in two years. Take your daughters advice before you ruin that relationship.... please.
I completely agree. My father's an alcoholic & I haven't talked to him for almost 6 years.
^I'm sorry you both have this type of relationship with your folks. I hope they realize that they are missing out. OP, you need help. If your daughter has to leave multiple notes, reminding you about your health and drinking problems, then take responsibility and make your daughter proud, for doing the right thing...which is not drinking.
Lmfao, I agree with #17. But obviously if you kept going, You don't care for your daughter?
Other people have already said it, but - definitely get help!
Pfft. Alcoholics are stubborn as shit. Pretty selfish too. Everyone has problems. Drinking doesn't make them go away. Resulting to alcohol is a sign of weakness. Your daughter has noticed this weakness. Take your daughters advice and stop being a self-loathing, disrespectful piece of shit.
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Wow, kids are getting smarter.
You should feel lucky to have a smart daughter who really cares about you.