My parents drink.. A LOT?!
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I know exactly what you're going through. My parents are the exact same way. They'll drink on the weekdays when they get home from work and on the weekends they'll wake up and start drinking at 10 am. It sucks, I know. I'm 18 and moved out in September of last year and it was one of the best decisions ever. I love my parents very much but it killed me to see them drink so much. All you really can do is talk to them about it. I wish I could tell you something else, but like I said, that's really the only thing you can do. If you ever wanna talk about it or vent or anything, feel free to contact me. Good luck<3
Drinking isn't that bad. I'm your age and I drink (My parents let me). You have it REALLY GOOD! mY DAD IS A DRUNK WHO BEATS ME! Don't be spoiled you are lucky.
A little alcohol help you live longer to dude.
Read this.
http://www.onmilwaukee.com/buzz/articles/kidsdrinking.html
Confront them before they start to drink and tell them it hurts you and see how they react. They might think its ok by you and you shouldn't hold it in or it will eat you up alive and you will always have a resentment towards them. Do this ASAP. Good luck. You're a good girl.
Report then for child abuse and or endangering they will stop then oh yeah they are functional alcoholics
That's not alot.
~The Fat Man
adults do things that aren't good for them
kids do too
just can only watch yourself
well it seems they dont like you but just dont follow their footsteps with your children
I know how you feel, I have a friend who cracks open her first bottle of wine around lunch time and elegantly sips at least two bottles a day.
Keep on talking to your parents, you never know when your concerns might get through to them. You could also tell a friend or relative whom they have respect for to talk to them on your behalf, let them know how their actions are affecting you. You could also leave print outs on how alcohol affects the body lying around where they can see them, post them on the fridge or leave them on the table near where they do their drinking. Good luck honey, don't lose hope.
