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Input: So about an hour ago my mom came out of her bedroom and walked up to me crying. We have been going through a cervical cancer scare so I was prepared for the worst, but then she says that she is an alcoholic and needs help.

This was pretty apparent to me since she was almost always consistently drunk. She cried for an hour on my shoulder, and I kept on repeating the typical shit, you're not a bad mother, it's ok, there's help you can get, etc. As I said before, this went on for over an hour. Before she came out, though, I ordered food through door dash since there was nothing in the house and I had to go pick it up.

I don't know whether or not you've guys have been through this but trying to support your mother for over an hour while she cries is pretty fucking emotionally taxing. By the time she went back into her bedroom the food was here, and I got it and went into the kitchen to have some time to myself. I just needed some time alone to just eat my lunch. She stumbles out of her bedroom and into the kitchen, looks at me, and starts crying again. This is the part where I really wonder if I was the asshole. She starts asking me if she was a bad mother, like over and over again, telling me to say yes, and I just got sick of it. I told her I didn't have the headspace for this shit and that I'd like to eat my lunch by myself. She just mumbled "ok" and went back into her bedroom. AITA?

Also, this just happened and I'm eating my lunch right now, so feel free to ask questions.

asking my mother to leave me alone