A Few Reasons Why Alcoholism and Marriage Don’t Mix
Alcoholics tend to live in a constant state of resentment and blame.
Add to the mix the alcoholic’s tendency toward selfishness and self-centeredness.
Alcoholism directly interferes with intimacy in marriage.
Any tendency toward jealousy is magnified with alcohol abuse.
Alcoholism often leads to financial problems.
When one spouse is alcoholic, trouble. When both are alcoholic (or addicted in some other fashion), disaster.
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- Damaging communication. With alcoholism and marriage, alcoholic spouses tend to use more negative and
- Less problem solving. Couples in which one partner is alcoholic engage in problem solving less often than do other couples
- Listen, I’m not an alcoholic, alcoholics go to meetings. I’m a drunk, we go to parties.
- As I’ve grown older I’ve come to realize that alcoholism is a disease. However
- A man who drinks too much on occasion is still the same man as he
- Recovery begins when one alcoholic talks with another alcoholic. Keep talking!
- It’s better to be a worldwide alcoholic, than an Alcoholic Anonymous.
- Alcoholism and marriage are almost always a toxic mixture. Why? Because with time alcoholism gets worse, never better.