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Anonymous Westminster, United States

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Today, I was working at 5 am at my office desk when I heard trickling water. I ran to the foyer, turned on the light, expecting to see my incontinent 16 year-old golden retriever. Instead, I witnessed my still drunk, high and comatose husband standing at the top of the stairs pissing on the carpet stairs. Again. FML

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I had a partner like that who used to piss in the wardrobe after stumbling round the bedroom 3 times. They're called alcoholics and drug addicts. You're either looking at a life of adult nappies, constant monitoring and all the toxic abuse that goes with an addicts mental and physical deterioration into a long, slow, painful death or you cut your losses and get the hell out if he refuses any sort of rehab. Hubby has serious problems. If he won't even begin to address them then there's absolutely NOTHING you can do for him except enable him. That's the cold, harsh facts of addiction and it hurts like hell but you have some rough choices to make. Get yourself some counselling to get your head straight about everything and then do what you have to.

Might want to rethink your marriage, OP.

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I had a partner like that who used to piss in the wardrobe after stumbling round the bedroom 3 times. They're called alcoholics and drug addicts. You're either looking at a life of adult nappies, constant monitoring and all the toxic abuse that goes with an addicts mental and physical deterioration into a long, slow, painful death or you cut your losses and get the hell out if he refuses any sort of rehab. Hubby has serious problems. If he won't even begin to address them then there's absolutely NOTHING you can do for him except enable him. That's the cold, harsh facts of addiction and it hurts like hell but you have some rough choices to make. Get yourself some counselling to get your head straight about everything and then do what you have to.

Might want to rethink your marriage, OP.

again? Your husband is an alcoholic. Time for a cure