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Edited by FelifluxMadness:
9/13/2019 11:22:40 PM
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How do you help someone who struggles with an addictive personality
Genuine question.
A friend of mine keeps screwing up and falling off the wagon and he hates himeself for it every time because of the terrible decisions he makes. Besides offering my concern, I really don't know how else to get through to him, because he gets a one track mind when he drinks that leads him to doing things he regrets, but he knows what he's doing is stupid.
At the same time I can't be his babysitter, and I don't want to straight up deck him in the face to get my points across.
Anyway. Question stands.
Edit: Thanks for your perspectives, dudes.
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Edited by H1vac: 9/13/2019 9:34:05 PMGet them addicted on something else beneficial to their health. Or make known the futility of his circumstance: say “I challenge you to drink 7 (whatever he likes drinking). Then, tomorrow, I want you to drink 14. Then, I want you to get fired from your job for slacking. I want you to drink until you’re dead! I want you to die because of poor decisions.” That might work. Tell straight the outcome of his addiction.
