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Input: Long story short: my father is an alcoholic. I don't know when that exactly began, but my first memory is of him when I was like 8/9 and had to help him in returning back home (mom was on some sort of work trip). He used to drink a lot, especially when he lost his work, it was like all drink-sleep-drink. Now that he has a new work, it sort of improved but he is still drinking in the evenings and during weekends. He loses his shit often during the family meetings (I live in the region where alcohol is customary for such meeting).

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I just think my mom could do so much better. She's intelligent and she still has much to live for. I realize that leaving father would be difficult because she lived with him for so long, and it's sort of constant in her life. I recognize that it's not always that bad but I wish she could know she doesn't have to put with the constant suspiciousness from father (i.e. he thinks that she must have multiple lovers) or generally that she could lead a more peaceful life, without having to put up with his insults, drinking, etc.

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I mean, I like appreciate that it could be worse and he doesn't beat and stuff, but it's still uncomfortable. I just like sometimes push on mom to consider the divorce and then I feel guilty for that. I would love to know if I am an asshole on that or not.

wanting my mother to leave my alcoholic father