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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. [b]Husband also said we could stop drinking entirely if I wanted that.[/b] I am considering we try that for a period of time. Would you recommend that approach as opposed to moderation? For a few weeks? Can that help confirm that he does not have an alcohol dependency as he states? I am not convinced he is an alcoholic considering there are some days when he drinks less or not at all. It seems to be worse during periods of stress. [b]He does not think it is a problem because it doesn’t control him.[/b] Thanks for the thoughts. [/quote] If it doesn't control him, why doesn't *he* decide to stop drinking altogether? OP, you are enabling him and being avoidant, and the only result of that will be your long-term detriment. Double up on birth control for sure.[/quote] A classic test for an alcohol problem is to set a predetermined limit, say two measured drinks, and try to hold to that for say a couple weeks. This is much harder than an alcohol fast. Most people with alcohol problems have no idea how much alcohol controls them. [/quote]
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