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"  The world was shocked when it was revealed that Lamar Odom, Khloe Kardashian&amp;#039;s husband of almost four years, had been hiding a crack cocaine addiction from his wife for at least two years. And since the news broke, Koko has staged a come-to-Jesus meeting with Lam Lam, where she tried to convince him to seek treatment. It&amp;#039;s clear their marriage might be on the rocks, but we hope they can work through this valley in their relationship. But this warrants a very important question: Would you stay with your man if he had a drug problem? Lea Michele did. She was by Cory Monteith&amp;#039;s side, supporting him in his efforts to get help. Unfortunately, that had a tragic ending. I know for me if the guy was my boyfriend, I&amp;#039;d probably bounce out the relationship. But if he was my hubby, it would be a different situation because we took a &amp;quot;till death do us part&amp;quot; vow so he deserves my effort. Now, the reason I would leave my man if we were only dating and he developed a drug addiction is because I don&amp;#039;t want to get dragged into his mess. Call me selfish, but I&amp;#039;ve had friends who had drug problems and people only want help when they are ready to receive it. What&amp;#039;s the point of staying in a relationship that&amp;#039;s going nowhere because of some guy&amp;#039;s substance abuse? I&amp;#039;d be there for him as a friend, but I don&amp;#039;t think I would be able to be there for him as a girlfriend. What would you do? Want more from Dara? Follow her on Facebook and Twitter @dadeeyo.  Photo: FameFlynet  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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