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How to deal with addict parents?
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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2024
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Once my mom died, things opened up significantly. Just hang in there.
When I left home at 19, things opened up for me a lot more than I expected. But I still regret the 8 years that I was just "hanging in there" because the alternative was just so much better. I see where you are coming from, but unless the parents are only somewhat bad parents that otherwise take care of you, this is bad advice.
I see where you're coming from as well. Honestly, your mileage may vary. Do what you can in the moment. What happened to me may not apply in this situation. But if you need to talk, I'll be here.
Lmao what the hell kind of advice is this
Its someone sharing that they also have been in a difficult situation and survived it. Maybe not super eloquently, but it gets it out there.
Just talking about what I saw from my perspective. Your mileage may vary.