Q&A: How can i help my boyfriend to recover from Alcoholism?

Question by freshcalmbreeze: How can i help my boyfriend to recover from Alcoholism?
How can i help my boyfriend to recover from Alcoholism?
My boyfriend is so deprate to get his life together, but he is so addicted to alcohol and needs any help to stop this addiction.
please give me any suggestions
thank you!!
P.S. AND IS IT TRUE THAT ALCOHOL LEADS A PERSON TO SLEEP WITH ALOT OF GIRLS

Best answer:

Answer by george p
take his money away and credit cards so he can/t buy alcohol or change boyfriend

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Comments (13)

#1 written by gotslayer
about 1 year ago

No alcaholisim isent an excuss to cheat on youre spouse, or slut youreslef out.

Buy him a nice gallon jug of cheap vodka. Or a fith of jim beam.
Tell him to drink up. And find a new boy friend. If he doesent hace any will power to help himslef, then eh will never get better.

AA, 12 steps.
#2 written by quietisgood
about 1 year ago

Eh, he’s addicted try to get him to do something that will override his addiction, like porn.
#3 written by schoasch
about 1 year ago

Go to an organisation that helps family-members of addicts.

U r quite likely co-addicted. Means that your behavior has changed already in response to his alcoholism.

He will have to go a long way – but u will face some issues as well in terms of behavior towards him. GEt professional help.

ASAP!
#4 written by PakcikBaik
about 1 year ago

tell him its either the alcohol or you. if he chooses the alcohol, he’s not really into you and you should just look for another bf (or be single). if he chooses you… you’re the luckiest person on earth!!
#5 written by stargazer
about 1 year ago

If you dont break up with him you have less than the IQ of a piece of glitter.
#6 written by ♥ Stacy ♥
about 1 year ago

Sweetie, you can’t help him unless you have been through it yourself. He needs to go to an alcohol treatment center or to at least AA meetings. He also has to do it for himself, not because you want him to. I would start calling the local hospitals and start getting some info on where he can go. Also, he can get really sick from detoxing so he needs to be under a doctors care for that. At the very least he needs to talk to his doctor and find out how and what to do. Good luck and God bless.
#7 written by nashvillekat
about 1 year ago

Take him to rehab clinic, that is what I had to do.
My boyfriend was a alcoholic but he got help. I have been with him for 6 years and I love him very much but alcohol makes you do crazy things. He cheated on me with someone else and I had to give him up. He got help and after a long while we got back together and now he is a recovering alcoholic and still goes to AA meetings in between college and work.
#8 written by Glenn M
about 1 year ago

If he is still an alcoholic take him to AA or get him pyschological help immediately. If he is recovering, work with him to find activites that keep him away from alcohol. In the beginning try to have him stay away from alcohol as much as possible, but at the same time he can not be afraid of addiction and must realize he has overcome it. He has to really want to look forward to a life based on things other than alcohol for entertainment, relief from depression, or any other reason he may have used it
#9 written by aaron_moses_2001
about 1 year ago

Y O U cannot help !!!
He needs professional help.
#10 written by shiningstar2808
about 1 year ago

There is a fellowship called AA (alcohol anonymous) You can find it in local paper or if you could ask your doctor he will give you address to contact. If you care about your boyfriend then you both must go together. You can help him and encourage him to keep going to this fellowship.

For your second question. No. I do not think that kind of activities can be done with lots of girls. Physically and mentally one can not maintain the strength.
#11 written by Earll
about 1 year ago

It is not easy. My husband was an alcoholic before we met. His mom says it is because of me that he is not today. When we were engaged, I set down rules. He WILL not go to bars without me, and if he did, and he came home smelling of alcohol, the next time he went out of the door, I would change the locks while he was out. We have been married for 27 years, and I have never had to change the locks. He has not had a drink in 25 years and he has never stepped out on me. Good luck to you and your boyfriend. It is not easy, but the effort is worth it. I wish you both well.
#12 written by Charles B
about 1 year ago

Get him a counselor, into AA (including a sponsor), and KEEP HIM ACCOUNTABLE FOR HIS ACTIONS. If you do not you are enabling him. You need to get invovled with Al-Anon and talk to others who have been there done that.
#13 written by ninedemonsgod
about 1 year ago

Leave him. You can’t help people like this.

My father lose his whole family over alchol. No one but me will talk to him.

He almost die not long ago from alchol relate problem. Doctor has warned him if he drink again he most likely will die. Last time I saw him was a month after he almost die. Guess what? He drank two huge glasses of martini and a small glass of whiskey in a hour and half.

My mom lose her real father in very similar manner.

So my advice is, save yourself, your family and your future child from lot of grief, leave him!