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[Darth_Kitten]

wishing to hell your mother would divorce the drunk.

Having important family functions with much-beloved, now deceased family members always remembered with rage and sadness because the drunk didn't want to be there and acting like a petulant, two year old. :eyes:

Having sane/sober parent have you treat said drunk like a parental figure. Go talk to him about what you want to do after graduation. Oh, right, discuss my career/life plans with a vindictive drunk. No thanks.

Wondering just what the hell your friends really thought. (they were great friends, but looking back, you can only wonder what they heard about the drunk. Some of his antics I really can't talk about)

Having said drunk break your sister's arm (literally) and you are wanting desperately to stop this but you are too frightened because you are just a kid. :( And spending the rest of your life thinking if you could have done one thing over........ :(

Listen to drunk wail on he drinks because so and so got a B and not an A, or what have you. It really doesn't matter, huh?
They should just be happy they have a roof over their head and food in their stomachs. (I had a lot more before Mom met you)


Gee, any wonder why I am on the fence about getting married?