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Why do I feel so guilty when I know I am right?

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newyearprude · 18/12/2006 08:29

DH has a long history of smoking pot and while I knew this getting in to the relationship. HE has also been known to occasionally dabble with acid and e. We had planned to go to a friends farm for new years, the kids were going to sleep in their bus and the adults just relax. I knew there would be pot around however have heard dh talking to friend saying he is trying to get some acid as well. I have told him if he is going to take acid then I won't be going and nor will ds, we will hang out quietly at home. He says that ds will be asleep anyway and he really wants us to go. I don't want ds there asleep or not and when I am the only one who doesn't smoke pot or take other substances (won't be drinking either as I like to be available for ds if he needs me (just over 2yrs old)) it is a fairly naff time for me. So why do I feel so guilty and like I am giving dh an ultimatum. It doesn't seem very fair of me when I have known his history all along

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Squiddley · 22/12/2006 11:58

I am in the same situation my partner smokes a lot of pot a week and we have no money - trying to find money for clothes etc but its always there for this. I have been with him for 14 years and the last 4 have been unbareable I have just posted a message on another string advising a lady to read "Why Does He Do That?: Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men by Lundy Bancroft" - A must for all women
His behaviour is terrible and drugs do not start this behaviour it's already there, but they do add to it. I am in a DV & emotinal abuse relationship with pot added. And after looking at this book, hes always been like this and the drugs just add to it. There is more to this than the drugs he seems to have no respect for you at all. You could tell him he could go if he wanted - I guess he wants you to say that. Then he can twist it round to "don't you want to be with me on New Year?", "I thought you loved me" etc. He sounds very manipulative. Good luck.

notasheep · 22/12/2006 12:18

HE should be the one feeling guilty

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