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Input: Context: this was about a year ago, but I still think about it a lot.

AITA for telling my mom that she wouldn't be allowed to see my kids if she continued down her road of alcoholism? 

I told my mom this in a therapy session. She had emotionally abused me for years, and from time to time would get physical. From yelling at me to shaming me, she did it. For the first few months of my freshman she was so drunk that she couldn't get out of bed. She had a suicide attempt and thats when my dad learned about all the abuse I had gone through. Because of what I went through, I don't want my future children to be around someone who is drunk and not a good role model. Don't get me wrong, I love my mother, and she is great now, but still drinks. I'm not sure how I feel about her drinking, but I don't want it to increase. I love her so much, and it really hurt to say this, but I can't just let her get away with what happened to me and the trauma that I went through. Currently, she is great with my sister's kids, but she's drinking, smoking, and she isn't taking her meds (Bipolar). I want her to go to therapy, and I've told her this. She was extremely angry at me and I still feel like shit for saying it, but does that make me an asshole?

telling my mom that if I had kids, that I would never let her see them