(under the influence, of course!)
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I found this as part of an article on MyAlcoholic-Addict.com:
Who’s in control?
In general, the person with the most erratic behavior controls the behavior of those around them. Unless your family has even bigger problems than alcoholism, the alcoholic is in control of the alcoholic family. The rest of the family tends to cater to their desires or whims. Whether it is to avoid confrontation, deal with the fallout of their behavior or simply because it is easier to give in, everyone else goes along. This only changes when the family decides that they won’t put up with it any more – a very difficult decision. ~ myalcoholic-addict.com
Who lets it all happen? Enablers. Who are the enablers? This article explains how different family members make it all happen.
What about putting up with abuse in the alcoholic family? GO HERE to learn about the dysfunctional alcoholic family wheel of abuse. This is what it looks like, but you'll have to use the link in order to see the writing:
Who lets it all happen? Enablers. Who are the enablers? This article explains how different family members make it all happen.
What about putting up with abuse in the alcoholic family? GO HERE to learn about the dysfunctional alcoholic family wheel of abuse. This is what it looks like, but you'll have to use the link in order to see the writing:
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another view of the King closer up:  |
I draw to speak out (and also to help others find a way). Silence is never golden in these kinds of situations, that's for sure!
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