I love her whole style. It's kinda goth-y and kinda hip, not heavy on the makeup, and yeah that hair. It's like she styles it just enough to keep it in check and then justs lets it do what it wants. She seems like such a chill person, too, and the way her and Taylor Swift act around each other, kickin' it with them…

she literally has the best hair. i want tay to get her curls back and then i will lose my mind.

They don't live with him. They don't watch him making excuse after excuse and drinking himself unconscious while refusing all therapy or meds for whatever reason. You can't lead a life through somebody else's glimpses of it.

Everythin that sub_english said. I was also married to an alcoholic. Love isn't enough. I left, he sobered up, found a great job. We got along great and almost reconciled, but I realized he was still drinking. He eventually ended up homeless, which was hard to watch in our small town. He has a room in a downtown…

It is horseshit advice, but if these people also know your SO then any advice telling you to GTFO (which sounds like the proper course of action) is also advice that hurts him.

She wouldn't be the first person, of any social situation, to make the wrong decisions when faced with a sudden influx of a lot of money. It seems pretty likely, if she was trying to just get by and was so desperate that she left her children in the car for a job interview, that she isn't someone who was educated…

My first husband was an alcoholic. I finally told him that I had given up on him getting sober, and that I was now deciding whether or not I wanted to stay married to a drunk. Then he got sober and things didn't get better, just differently bad.

Please check out an Al-Anon meeting. These are for friends and family of alcoholics and I can promise you that you will meet people who can identify 100% with your fears. The bottom line is what you already know- you need to get out and you can't be responsible for him- but that would be a good place for support in…