Anonymous wrote:You sound like a controlling type A who is probably hyper critical and he uses substances to cope. This is not a sustainable situation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You sound like a controlling type A who is probably hyper critical and he uses substances to cope. This is not a sustainable situation.
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Anonymous wrote:You are not a match.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you have minor kids? If so, that would really make me angry - because he’s a parent that needs to be available to take care of them, drive in case of emergency, etc. and him hiding if he is impaired is not compatible with that. On the talking front, I would definitely address that you deserve to be aware if he is under the influence. Also, if you do have kids, presumably they could have found his drops as easy as you did. Generally, it sounds like he has or is developing substance abuse issues. Maybe you start the conversation by telling him you are worried about that.
Yes, we have teens who would know exactly what they are. You make a good point about knowing when he is impaired and I hadn’t thought of that. I am also concerned about them finding them. We don’t have the “THC is okay when used by responsible adults” vibe in our house, so I think they would be super confused.
Well, this is why he hid it from you.
Anonymous wrote:You sound like a controlling type A who is probably hyper critical and he uses substances to cope. This is not a sustainable situation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you have minor kids? If so, that would really make me angry - because he’s a parent that needs to be available to take care of them, drive in case of emergency, etc. and him hiding if he is impaired is not compatible with that. On the talking front, I would definitely address that you deserve to be aware if he is under the influence. Also, if you do have kids, presumably they could have found his drops as easy as you did. Generally, it sounds like he has or is developing substance abuse issues. Maybe you start the conversation by telling him you are worried about that.
Yes, we have teens who would know exactly what they are. You make a good point about knowing when he is impaired and I hadn’t thought of that. I am also concerned about them finding them. We don’t have the “THC is okay when used by responsible adults” vibe in our house, so I think they would be super confused.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you have minor kids? If so, that would really make me angry - because he’s a parent that needs to be available to take care of them, drive in case of emergency, etc. and him hiding if he is impaired is not compatible with that. On the talking front, I would definitely address that you deserve to be aware if he is under the influence. Also, if you do have kids, presumably they could have found his drops as easy as you did. Generally, it sounds like he has or is developing substance abuse issues. Maybe you start the conversation by telling him you are worried about that.
Yes, we have teens who would know exactly what they are. You make a good point about knowing when he is impaired and I hadn’t thought of that. I am also concerned about them finding them. We don’t have the “THC is okay when used by responsible adults” vibe in our house, so I think they would be super confused.