Loneliness.. “The #1 word to describe what it’s like to love an alcoholic…” is published by Anne Kelly.

The complete guide with tips and advice for when you’re living with (married to) an alcoholic (or you suspect your partner has an alcohol problem). Includes effective self-help strategies

Alcohol is a perfect solvent: It dissolves marriages, families and careers. #bizwaremagic #quotes #BizwaremagicsQuotableQuotes

The Secret Sisters Circle offers help for wives of alcoholics in the form of an online support group, and coaching from someone who's been there and understands

Addiction is a form of slavery, controlling and destructive, not just for the alcoholic, but also impacting the lives of others. It also comes in many forms, not just alcoholics. There is help. A solid Christian 12-Step Program is Life Recovery. You can find a in person group or online meeting here: https://liferecoverygroups.com/meetings/?tsml-day=any&tsml-view=map

Narcissists. It is true that they try this. Give them no attention, no power. Their crazy will reveal itself at the proper time.

Posts about marriage written by authorharmonyrose

If only my husband would get sober, then I could be happy/feel better/live a normal life/etc...."

The majority of pastors I saw through my husband’s addiction suggested I pray, stay faithful, and never give up on my husband. In truth, that advice was without boundaries. Most relationships that don’t use boundaries won’t last. My husband’s addiction was damaging to my family and my emotional health. Meanwhile, much of the Christian advice I was getting was lacking in Godly wisdom. What’s a girl to do?!