MadchesterCity
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Yes your right mateeasier…..
Yes your right mateeasier…..
Bought myself two of these to see in the bells tomorrow night as a wee treat
They are actually rather nice!
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Sorry to hear that, Mate. Do you still drink? If you give up, would you have a chance of reconciliation?Alcohol cost me my marriage.
Right from under me.
I used to choose going to the pub after work than going home to my wife n daughter and having a home cooked meal.
It started out as a couple of pints then go home. If I finished early I would go for lunch and a "couple" of pints. On the odd occasion, My wife would text and say "go on I'll have one on the way home" at 5 ish.
Luckily for us she had a better resolve than going the pub most evenings. She used to say to me you're drinking this family away and I used to laugh at her.
We could comfortably afford it. Not that that makes it OK!
Then one day reality hit. She had enough.
Strange how something so small can cost you something so big!
A sad but all too common tale. I've met loads of people with similar stories.Alcohol cost me my marriage.
Right from under me.
I used to choose going to the pub after work than going home to my wife n daughter and having a home cooked meal.
It started out as a couple of pints then go home. If I finished early I would go for lunch and a "couple" of pints. On the odd occasion, My wife would text and say "go on I'll have one on the way home" at 5 ish.
Luckily for us she had a better resolve than going the pub most evenings. She used to say to me you're drinking this family away and I used to laugh at her.
We could comfortably afford it. Not that that makes it OK!
Then one day reality hit. She had enough.
Strange how something so small can cost you something so big!
Yes but not nowhere near the amount of what I used to.Sorry to hear that, Mate. Do you still drink? If you give up, would you have a chance of reconciliation?
Yes mate.A sad but all too common tale. I've met loads of people with similar stories.
Hopefully you've got your life back on track?
I'm glad that things have stabilised somewhat for you. Shame that it did get to that stage though. Big of you to come on here to tell your story. It might help someone else see their situation differently.Yes mate.
I'm just living a single life. Don't feel the need to go the pub every night now.
Just have a couple in the local watching footy with my old man. Then one night a weekend I have a drink. Not to the point where I'm incoherent though.
Can't work that out either. When I was married I'd drink to the point where I couldn't remember how I got home.
And now I don't. Don't know if that was
stress of marriage or pressures etc...