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I have been dating a guy for almost a year now. At first he was fun and exciting to be around. He loved my kids and my kids loved him back. Recently, he came over high (this has never happened before). He was not himself and he was so hi that he doesn't remember anything that night. Realizing the situation, I allowed him to spend the night. I watched him like a hawk that night not know what his actions might be. I realized that he was too high to drive anywhere else too! A few days later after he officially came off of his high, I let his family know of what had happened. They already figured that had happened but needed confirmation. Ever since he has been nothing but rude to my kids, he doesn't want to do anything but sleep and watch TV at my house. I feel like he has turned into my ex husband. Last night I tried to cuddle with him and he pushed me away. I want to leave him. I know from past experience that it only goes south from here. My only dilemma is knowing how and when to do it. I know that the rules have changed in dating, which is why I question it so much. Why am so stupid! Why am I so desperate for love and attention? Why is it so hard to love myself? Why do I feel so lonely all the time?
justanothername · 51-55, M
Sounds like he was on meth or opioids. Drugs only rip families apart. You need to protect your family and stop seeing him.
If he’s shut off, this has no future. Let him go.
ProfessorPlum77 · 70-79, MVIP
Drop him like a hot potato!
carpediem · 61-69, M
Try these words " get the fuck out!"
SW-User
Why why whyyyyy; just say goodbye. No more questions. You know the answer. He is bad for you and the kids.
justanothername · 51-55, M
Don’t beat yourself up over it. People on drugs do totally irrational shit. They lie cheat and steal from you to get money for their next hit then they blame you for making them like that then they lie and steal again. Don’t be sucked in.
Madmonk · M
He gotta go
Domking · 61-69, M
Seems like a relapse, and he is taking out the frustration on you & the kids.
He needs to get clean, before that please protect yourself from abusive attitude & actions.
Otherwise you will add to the pile of bad memories.
Tell him it's not possible to meet unless he stays clean for a substantial time.
Don't hesitate to turn him out. You're not being harsh on him, but on his addiction.
Iwillwait · M
Just stop it immediately. This is a dangerous situation for your children and you.
anita82883 · 36-40, F
Thank you everyone! I needed this feedback!
InHeaven · F
Break up. Over the phone.
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Doomflower · 36-40, M
I fall into similar traps. We need to address these issues in a constructive way.

I want moon pies
Bang5luts · M
Is it your place? If it is, than ask him to go. If you got the place together than tell him you can't and won't be put in that situation ever again. It's you or the road. Be firm make sure you have a person of support (mom, sister, bestfriend, dog) close by (in the living room) while you talk to him in the bedroom privately. I know this type of situation can escalate. Just be cautious about your safety. Have the kids outside the home with relatives just so they aren't exposed to any unnecessary damage
What was he high on?
anita82883 · 36-40, F
Opioids@DropTopDig
Bang5luts · M
If you truly love him and this is uncharacteristic behavior than he'll make the right choices if given the opportunity. If he doesn't, than he wasn't worth having around. I hope it works out.
SW-User
Get him out of there and drop his loser azz ASAP! Don’t let him anywhere near your kids!
iamonfire696 · 41-45, F
You need to end it. It’s good that you realize that. Just follow through now.

 
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