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"Simple" because we have no vested interest or feelings toward you or your boyfriend. But by staying in a destructive relationship (yes, getting hammered every night is destructive) you only enable him. You probably only do it for one reason, feelings, love, security, whatever you want to call it. At some point, he will come home an not pick a fight with you....he will fight with you, physically.
Citicop gives good advice and is being blunt about it because people don't often get the point when someone is being nice. Either move out of your (his and yours) house or stay and deal with it. You cannot deprive him of his residence. I would seek a break up or at the very least seperate living arrangements.
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Can I lock my wife out when she has PMS and is grumpy?
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What answer were you looking for exactly? You are the one dating the drunken loser who comes home at all hours. If you don't like it, split up and get your own place. OR, you can continue the path that you are currently on. That's the great thing about being an adult, YOU get to make the choices and YOU get to live with the consequences.
Originally Posted by Straightshooter
+1 on the above advice.
Especially the fact that we are not Dear Abby.
Even though this is the innerwebs and stuff we tend to tell people turthful answers to serious questions. Its been posted here 1000 times before and teh answers will always be the same.
Move out on him and find someone that doesn't act like a drunken loser or stay and eventually get assaulted badly by above aforementioned drunken loser.
I vote that you grow up,move out and find someone nice
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