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1Cheesedoff · 27/05/2014 02:39

Hi Is it just me or do anyone else hate their husband when he has had a drink?

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2Retts · 27/05/2014 02:42

Hey there 1Cheesedoff , hope you're ok.

I think most people find it tiresome if they are stone cold sober but I'm not sure it's normal to hate them unless they become abusive in drink.

oikopolis · 27/05/2014 03:37

Lots of people do.

Hope you are OK OP.

littlegreenlight1 · 27/05/2014 10:20

My ex h was a Twat when he drank, nasty and cruel to me, then he'd cry. Not an alcoholic though.
Ex bf, was an alcoholic, awful drunk. Drank every single night, perhaps only one beer but always without fail. I left him due to it, couldn't bear it. When I say it was sometimes only one, most of the time it was more and he ruined every single weekend either by being a dick or by staying in bed all day then starting over again. I genuinely thought I could change him, not a chance.

Current bf, loves a beer at the weekend, works hard all week, goes to the gym, has hobbies, I have no problem with him having a few beers though when we first got together I was worried when I first saw him tipsy. Turns out he's really lovely no matter what and knows his limit.

It's not normal ime if you hate them when they drink, must mean they're being horrible in some way. My ex bf was a totally ea bastard and thankfully he had a lot of counseling when we split. Back on the beer now though.....sigh.

Jan45 · 27/05/2014 12:57

I think that's probably a sign that he's drinking too much.

1Cheesedoff · 27/05/2014 18:11

yes your all right, total pain in the arse when he has had a drink. I can open a bottle of wine and take a glass and leave it. If he has one drink he as to drink more. if there is drink in house he will drink it. never losses work but if not working next day will have a drink. He has a go at the children about something trivial and demands they put there xbox of NOW!!!! He is a totally different person without a drink; but it takes me a long time to like him again. We had a incident last night. confronted him when he came home from work couldn't really remember what was said. so end result said "do you want me to give up drinking" I said"yes". seeing is believing.

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