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Effects of alcohol

4 replies

treenu · 05/01/2019 22:06

Hi there,

I have a question because I feel like I'm going crazy.

My dp is usually lovely but when he goes out and drinks with friends the next few days I feel like I'm treading on eggshells. He is sneering, sarcastic, passive and miserable. I find myself having to be extra positive and I hate it.

Dp didn't drink for a considerable length of time but has gone back to it over the festive period and has declared that it doesn't effect him like it used to. I'm noticing a pattern but have been told I'm wrong.

Could it be alcohol or are we incompatible now?

OP posts:
Timeforabiscuit · 05/01/2019 22:12

It may well be both, being told what your feeling or noticing is wrong seems really dismissive - would you want a close friend or relative to be living how you are currently?

If you're finding yourself on eggsells, whether they're drinking or not, its not a relationship worthy of you.

fluffums · 05/01/2019 22:39

Hi OP, wondered if he might be taking something else on top of the drinking that's making him behave like that? I know hangovers are bad but, for example, cocaine comedown can make people particularly horrible in the way you describe.

treenu · 05/01/2019 22:40

Thank you. That was how I was feeling.

It just seems such a waste when there is so much at stake.

Taking some time away.

OP posts:
Flossmequick · 05/01/2019 22:44

Its changing him & then you have to change (be more positive)

Thats not good. Dont paper the cracks.

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