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Input: I HATE being alone. I had a different childhood, and my mom has openly admitted that she didn't love me like my siblings. More has happened, but that's enough to say. 

When I was 38, I met and fell in love with a guy - a heroin addict. I stood by him through jail and rehab, over doses, and a suicide where the paramedics brought him back. 

Last year, I decided to get clean. I left him, but could not handle withdrawal and a break up at the same time. I went back, and he promised to get clean with me. 

In December, I was hospitalized. I spent two months in and out of ICU.  I almost lost my arms. He decided to relapse. 

I've struggled, but stayed clean. I've done everything that I can think of to get him clean. In August, I told him to choose me or the drugs. He said that he chose me, but no. 

He's managed to steal thousands from me, and is on a payment plan to pay me back. I'm using this money to better myself, by getting my license back and a car. 

However, if I break up with him, I will not get paid back. I need that money. 

I don't want to be alone.  I'm thinking about getting on a dating site. Although I still love this man, I'm triggered as hell tonight, knowing that he's shooting up. I just want to meet someone (male) to talk to. Someone to distract me 

thinking of a new relationship before the old one has ended