Liberty
What I’ve just read is very concerning. I know you love him and want to support him but I’m concerned you might be putting yourself in harms way.
If he really wanted to try and beat his addiction he would give a drug worker a try.
When you say you think it may have made him mentally unbalanced I can see truth in that.
He doesn’t seem to be right even when he’s been off for months. I think it has left some kind of lasting damage. When he speaks it just doesn’t make sense at times, I can’t explain it but I don’t believe he’s come away from it scot free.
I really wish I had the answers for you, to tell you this will end for you and things will be better for you both.
There’s someone who lives in my old area who has been on crack for many years, his mum overdosed and died from it and he still decided to take that path.
He does come off it sometimes but soon goes back to it.
I guess it’s all he knows he’s vile to his partner but she stands by him and they’ve had children together but I feel for them. He’s not a nice person at all but there must be occasions when he’s nice to her.
I just don’t want that for you. Xx