Should I Leave My Drug Addicted Boyfriend?
Question by Song Bird: Should I leave my drug addicted boyfriend?
I have been with my boyfriend for 5 years. He has grown up a lot since then. He used to be addicted to cocaine. He stopped when I met him and never touched it again. Over the past two years he has struggled with an Oxycontin addiction and I am afraid it may never go away. He has tried Suboxone and Subutext (spelling?) and will not go to counseling or a Methadone Clinic. He can’t afford to go to rehab because of the cost but he would also lose his job which offers great opportunity for him. I know he wants to quit to some extent because he has cut back but he has never just stopped. We have lived together for some time and I am to blame for somethings because I enabled him before it got so bad. Now he needs money for gas and food and god knows what else he uses it for. I don’t give him much when I do and I know i shouldn’t give him anything but it makes my life miserable when he gets in those moods. Although you are probably reading this thinking he is a loser and I should run… it’s different when he is someone who I have loved for 5 years and is my best friend. I’m worried if I go he will do something incredibly stupid. I could afford to live alone if I got the money back he owes me. What do I do… Please no : “He’s a loser dump his ass”. I am honestly asking for real advice…
Best answer:
Answer by cpcii
IMHO: To be honest you should be running for the hills, if he was your best friend, he wouldn’t be asking for money for drugs or anything and he should take your help in getting off the drugs. Yes it is expsensive to quit, but he’ll save more money over the long run in not having to buy the drugs. He just substituted one for the other.
If he has health insurance at his company they generally have a privacy policy and maybe can help offset the cost of the rehab.
You should try and focus on your own life first and find out what is best for YOU before him, if you rlife is in order then focus on his but your life is in shambles because of him. Consider the money given to him GONE and never to return and get away from him and stop enabling him.
Life is tough and requires tough choices, make one that is right for you.
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
West Palm Beach Alcohol Treatment Centers – Call Us to Discuss All of Your Options: (561) 291-9911 Alcohol Treatment Centers West Palm Beach. We offer stable and sympathetic care in a comforting and pr…
Sentinel week in review Oct. 6
Filed under: drug rehabs in nh
Firefighters used extrication equipment to extricate one or more occupants, according to dispatchers at Southwestern NH District Fire Mutual Aid. … A developer wants to tear down a former drug treatment center and build homes on prime lakefront property.
Read more on The Keene Sentinel
Who Cares About At-Risk Students?
Filed under: drug rehabs in nh
Kelsey Carroll, as a 19-year-old high school student in Somersworth, N.H., had many goals. … (They later got back together, and were even engaged, until he developed a drug addiction. … He's in rehab, and they haven't seen each other in seven months.).
Read more on Education Week News (blog)