(Taken From an Actual Call For Help)
I have been with my boyfriend for the past three years and
he is addicted to marijuana, alcohol, and -- I believe -- other chemicals. When I first met him I didn't realize how big the
problem was, but over time it is quite clear. He cannot go a single day without
smoking, and lately it is causing a big rift in our relationship.
I work hard every day to make enough to support the both of
us. He has a criminal record, so it has not been very easy for him to get a
job. I pay the rent, bills and every other expense that arises. I have to admit
that I have given him money to buy beer and whatever else, and I regret that. I know that
doing that enables him, and that is the last thing he needs.
Whenever I bring up the issue of pot abuse, he tries to tell
me that since marijuana is a natural drug there is no harm in using it. While
it may be a natural plant, many times there are chemicals placed in it to make
it a bit more potent. I believed this for a while, but I think he is on harder drugs now too!
I have threatened to leave him if he does not go to
rehab. I am tired of all of my money going toward the wrong thing,
worrying about him when he is out there driving while under the influence and
having to buy groceries more often because he is constantly craving snacks. He
may think I am joking, but I am not, so he needs to go and get help right away.
I will take the first big step by finding him a place to go for rehab.
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