kx250rider
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It's tough to be in a situation to watch that happen to a friend or relative. I've seen it happen with alcohol leading to joblessness/homelessness with friends, but not so bad as drugs + addiction + dealing = bust & jail. I think you have a great attitude about it, and I hope he does come clean, and see that there is another way when he gets this all handled. I doubt based on what you said, that this friend would ever, EVER change on his own. There are some people who just won't listen, and have to learn the hard way. My wife has a friend who is in a downward spiral from a horrible marriage, and we thought that with a little help, she could get herself on track. She was broke, and couldn't just leave the husband. We gave her a free apartment for a few months, on the condition that she would get help, and get rid of the no-good husband and his no-good family, which is what she SAID she wanted to do. She and her husband, and his two brothers; all in their 50s, were living at home with their mother, and using drugs and getting in trouble all the time, and pulling my wife's friend down along with. Sadly, she's throwing all the help in the garbage, as we found out that she has not only told the husband where she's staying (putting US in harm's way), but she is saying she's going to take him back. I had to go serve notice on her last night, which is NOT what I wanted to do on Sunday night of Memorial Day weekend.
So the moral of the story is that someone in any situation with addictions, or with close relatives with addictions, can be volatile, and often they have to crash all the way down before they'll even see how bad a spot they're in.
Charles
So the moral of the story is that someone in any situation with addictions, or with close relatives with addictions, can be volatile, and often they have to crash all the way down before they'll even see how bad a spot they're in.
Charles