Maintaining really good, beautiful, peaceful family relationships is sometimes really very difficult. In other words, not only is it sometimes difficult, but sometimes it is really difficult. Especially if there is an alcoholic or other addict in the family. I have a father in my family who is a huge alcoholic. He can drink 15 beers at home and not show it. The worst part is when we go to the pub on Fridays, Saturdays, and even Sundays. Sometimes he goes out on Friday night and doesn\’t come back until Sunday night. In other words, you\’re not at the pub with your friends for three whole days.

These friends also drink a lot, of course. For example, they say it is not difficult for them to drink 10 liters of vodka in a weekend. In my opinion, this is a real disaster. I don\’t even know how many people drink this much, but I think it must be such a horrible unit. Pub relationships are sad. They always are. We are on the same wavelength. Because alcoholics are usually friends with alcoholics. And when Mom and Dad argue about how Dad is always drinking and how he smells like a pub, Dad always yells at Mom not to pay attention to him or go drinking with him.

I think these relationships are really unprofessional and very inappropriate. Especially since, at the time, I had a younger sister who was only 6 years old. I mean, it was a few years ago, but it really bothered me that my six-year-old sister knew everything, knew how drunk my father came home, how he argued with my mother, how my mother got a slap on the wrist from my father. It\’s a really terrible story. I would never allow this to happen. Now I have a partner, a family of my own, and a really perfect relationship. I don\’t see my father at all. The only people I see are my siblings and my mother. I have a good relationship with everyone else

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Maintaining really good, beautiful, peaceful family relationships is sometimes really very difficult. In other words, not only is it sometimes difficult, but sometimes it is really difficult. Especially if there is an alcoholic or other addict in the family. I have a father in my family who is a huge alcoholic. He can drink 15 beers at home and not show it. The worst part is when we go to the pub on Fridays, Saturdays, and even Sundays. Sometimes he goes out on Friday night and doesn\’t come back until Sunday night. In other words, you\’re not at the pub with your friends for three whole days.

These friends also drink a lot, of course. For example, they say it is not difficult for them to drink 10 liters of vodka in a weekend. In my opinion, this is a real disaster. I don\’t even know how many people drink this much, but I think it must be such a horrible unit. Pub relationships are sad. They always are. We are on the same wavelength. Because alcoholics are usually friends with alcoholics. And when Mom and Dad argue about how Dad is always drinking and how he smells like a pub, Dad always yells at Mom not to pay attention to him or go drinking with him.

I think these relationships are really unprofessional and very inappropriate. Especially since, at the time, I had a younger sister who was only 6 years old. I mean, it was a few years ago, but it really bothered me that my six-year-old sister knew everything, knew how drunk my father came home, how he argued with my mother, how my mother got a slap on the wrist from my father. It\’s a really terrible story. I would never allow this to happen. Now I have a partner, a family of my own, and a really perfect relationship. I don\’t see my father at all. The only people I see are my siblings and my mother. I have a good relationship with everyone else

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