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Today, I confronted my mom about her drinking problems. After I blurted everything out, she completely denied it. She did this as she was drinking a huge cup full of vodka. FML

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She's in denial, but maybe if enough people that care tell her she has a problem, she'll listen.

Denial is always the hardest part to over come during an addiction :(

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Rainchikmoo 6

I think it's time got a *dramatic music* intervention.

I think it's time for you to learn how to make a proper sentence.

I kinda pictured this: Kid: Mom you have a drinking problem, it's now starting to.... -interrupted by "slurp, sluuuuurppp, slurp slurp" Mom: Honey what drinking problem?....can you grab the orange juice out of the fridge mommy's out of mixer...

"You say sit down it's just to talk, smiles politely back at you, you stare politely right on through."- The Fray

jrsylilballer6 7

Your a good daughter; she needs professional help though. Way to care for her OP

At least you confronted her about her drinking! That's a big step

i'm sorry, that really sucks and i feel bad for you but i understand because i can never stop drinking, it's really hard

Are you saying that you "blurted out" that your mother's drinking habits are extremely detrimental, not only to herself, but you as well, and that her repeated dependency on alcohol may be a sign of serious depression, and could lead to suicide?

winterforever97 30

:(

That's the spirits....! Spirit...!

You let her drink it in front of you? That's not really helping the situation, to be honest.

Im sure she asked his permission

I'm pretty sure op is a girl.

What about it? I'm not even saying she has to take it away. She could at least have pointed the vodka out, or gotten someone else to take it away if she could not.