Was my wife right to leave me because I kept getting drunk?

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knightoffire55
04/22/2017
09:30 PM
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Was my wife right to leave me because I kept getting drunk?


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BlazinBlue88
04/22/2017
09:39 PM
#2
If it was actually impacting your family and/or career then yeah. I mean I get drunk quite often but it doesn't negatively affect anything.
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knightoffire55
04/23/2017
04:01 PM
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DevsBro
04/23/2017
04:04 PM
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No. The only acceptable reason to get divorced is adultery. This comes from the red letters.

That said, allowing your family to fall apart because of alcohol isn't acceptable either. You need to get it together.
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Mystere
04/23/2017
04:07 PM
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DevsBro posted...
No. The only acceptable reason to get divorced is adultery.

That opinion sucks and so does religion.
LaggnFragnLarry
04/23/2017
05:43 PM
#8
not if you were drunk when you got married
thanosibe
04/23/2017
05:46 PM
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Mystere posted...
DevsBro posted...
No. The only acceptable reason to get divorced is adultery.

That opinion sucks and so does religion.
Your opinion sucks and so does your view on religion.
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