Okay, so my ex-boyfriend and I kept breaking up and getting back together with each other, arguing, losing trust, and it was getting so irritatingly obvious that this wasn’t working. It lasted 9 months until I decided to leave him. He’d come in to see me at work, hung over with a girl by his side (one he had said he’d ‘do’ if we broke up- I realise now this was true). I told him he smelt bad (meaning of alcohol, but left out that detail) so he ignored me for over a day. That’s when we broke off. AFTER I broke up with him, I found out that he had already been ‘seeing’ girls at parties behind my back and seemed ‘VERY CLOSE’ with them. And the day after I broke up with him, he started going out with this girl I referred to earlier. He made feel awful for the break up saying I was ‘jealous, obsessive, spiteful, deceitful, angry, and bitter’ and then said he still ‘loved’ me. It’s been a week since then. Should I feel guilty or wrong for breaking up with him? And how do I get over this??

After months of questioning my wife, she has finally admitted that she has a drinking problem. She claims to be suffering from Delerium Tremons. So what I have done to date is require that she go see a specialist. I have also locked up all of the alcohol in a cabinet, and will provide it to her at her request so I can get an idea of how much she is drinking. The issue is that she has gone out and purchased more and has been stashing it around the house. So I threatened to have her committed unless she comes to me direct to get her drinks. I have never shorted her nor said no. I just need her to allow me to monitor. I have not complained about being woken up at night to pour her a drink.

She starts treatment tommorrow. Does anyone know how much I should reduce and how fast to reduce what she drinks? She has had a past history of vicodin abuse, and she has been depressed for years. She also was sniffing gasoline up until last week. She was so out of control that she poured a glass of gasoline and hid it in the bedroom above the heating duct.

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I had drink a plenty of red wine every night for a year? Then I day I stoped and suddenly the second day I started to have insomnia. Almost 3 months. I try valerian and melatonin only sometimes works. Now I still don’t know the reason that I can’t sleep well because when I don’t need to work next day I sleep better. Maybe job stress.
Don’t say to me I need 18 months to recover.

I was reading an article this morning about men fined for drinking a beer and hugging a woman. It is “illegal” for Muslims to drink alcohol in Pakistan. Not just “shame on you for breaking a rule,” but against the law and subject to fines. Here is the article http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100108/od_nm/us_pakistan_fines

I can’t help but see the same thing happening the more power the religious right tries to get. There will be law based on their religion, not just personal responsibility to your own belief system. Does anyone see this the same way?
A lot of you seem to be in denial about the religion-based restrictions you want to put on people’s reproductive rights, the “blue laws” in various states regarding when they can sell alcohol (my state is city by city, but no Sundays for the hard stuff, but beer and wine after noon), etc.

In 1 Corintians 3 in the Bible, Paul speaks to his fellow Christians lecturing them and criticizing their behavior. Most of the passage deals with the duties of Christians. Yet, in verses 16-17, Paul states:

” Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? If any man defile the temple of God, him shall God destroy; for the temple of God is holy, which temple ye are.”
–1 Corinthians 3:16-17

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I know that britney spears is going through depression & has a alcohol problem but what is she actually going through depression about & why has she got an alcohol?

Marijuana is addictive, it can limit your potential, increase your risks for a number of psychiatric disorders, and there is a withdrawal syndrome associated with the drug.

Marijuana today is not what it was even a couple of decades ago, and parents may be underestimating the threat that marijuana poses to today’s teens.

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17 million people in the USA suffer from depression, a serious and real medical condition considered a mental illness. Depression takes on many different forms.Dealing with depression can feel very lonely, which is why depression support is so important. Depression can be draining on your hope, your energy, and more.

Apart from of the cause, the affliction should be treated immediately. This is the reason why depression support groups are so accessible in recent times. It’s time to take life by the horns again, and get a grip on your somber emotions. Life is just too short to be wasted being miserable.

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