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My advice is to raise your standards, break up with her, get your life back on track and, when you feel good about yourself again, then find someone who has the same goals as you and who is worthy of your attention. Don't waste any more time.
Gail
?What?
Gail
I am 24 and my man is 34 and I dont drink around him anymore cause I know I act up when Im drunk. If she complains and complains but doesnt see her own faults, she has to go go go.
My brother is 30 and got his 19 yr old GF preggo within a month, she acts the same way as yours does, and he cant get rid of her now they have the baby, he would lose his baby boy too, and he dont want that.
Im sure you could find a nicer girl

She's not a nice person.
You will not end up with this woman in the end.
She doesn't respect you.
Dump her ... with extreme prejudice!!
MM
Believe me, it is only going to get worse unless she does something about her drinking. It is like being in a war zone at the flick of a switch.
Get out now and thank your lucky stars that you have washed your hands of this disaster waiting to happen.
She is TOXIC! Run...
I'm curious as to why you put up with this or continue in this absurd relationship. If you get used to it, the cycle will be harder to break and she will expect you to stay in the relationship and put up with it.
The way I see it, it is out of your hands. If she does not compromise to support your needs and desires, then get out of the relationship.
Why does she drink every night? Is it to get the courage to put you down? Or is it that she has any other issues that are pushing her to drink. Why are you responsible to help your parents? Do you live with them, are they ill? Maybe you are working long hours, and not paying attention to her.
Think of all this and decide if this is what you want, and if is not, then get out of it! Once these type of problems arise they have to be addressed almost immediately because the further they go unaddressed, the worse they can get and it turns the relationship sour. To have a good relationship both parties must be willing to work towards resolving any problems you are having.
Talking to your girlfriend is the first thing you should do and if this does not work, get out and find someone willing to treat you like you want to be treated and deserve to be treated. You can also get professional help with a counselor or a Psychologist, or your church priest or minister. Good luck on whatever you do.
The first thing you need to do is, TALK TO HER!!! Communication is an absolute must! Do it when she's sober. Try to have an even, equal non agressive talk. Tell her in no uncertain terms, how you feel about her drinking, and how she treats you while she's drinking. Tell her she needs to support you in everything you do, and that you support her in everything she does now, or will do. A partnership is supposed to be a 50/50 propossition!
She needs help with her drinking, appearently? Try to talk her into going to aa meetings. Tell her that, when she's not drinking, she is the woman you fell in love with. You need to lay down some rules, it seems?
Communication is the key to a happy relationship!!!
I hope this helps, a little?
Dennis
Why are you wasting your time with her??? There are pkenty of GOOD women out there, why settle??
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