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Originally Posted by zinco14532323
Maybe your psychiatrist could talk to her. Sometimes that helps someone to understand better, hearing from a professional how hard these things are to overcome.
In my case I lied through my teeth about drinking and using as a teen and was always fine, just leave me alone. I would get busted and my mom would be deeply disappointed, frustrated, pull her hair out. "We are going to have a normal family even if it kills me." It didn't happen. Lol. It didn't kill her but damn near drove her insane. She has stuck by me and helped me throughout all these years and I am now 50.
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Now she's better, i think she needed to calm down, and she's trying to understand. I'll tell this to my psychiatrist, for sure. I went through the same situation when i drank too much and got busted (passed out in front of them smelling of vomit, were hangover for two days) and wow, i've got to say my mom was really supportive, she tried to understand, although she never did, she never understood why would i want to drink that much. I remember writing down in one of my journals how alone i felt and how i wanted to get really drunk because i wanted to feel something and i wanted someone to kiss me/give me love, because that was the only way that would make it happen. But i'm thankful that i didn't become addicted to all that, only overdid it in the summer, and i still smoke pot sometimes, but not in the way i used to back then (always mixing, always making myself sick). Are you okay now with drinking and that stuff?
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