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Content preview:  About five months ago my husband of five years got
  drunk. I wish you all the best Lisa and you're in my prayers. I feel
  though that I'm pulling away from my husband, as if I can have no true
  respect for him. It sounds like he is dealing with some residual pain
  and anger as a result of you and his mother splitting up. He choked me
  and hit me. I feel this is disrespectful to my fiance. It also sounds
  like she is dealing with some deeper personal issues and could benefit
  from some individual counsel on her own, though dealing with her own
  issues has to be a choice she makes. I want to still see him, and I do
  see him for lunch and a movie occasionally. I am a survivor of sexual
  abuse. He should be expected to do the same for himself with AA and
  other groups at a minimum, or to even enter a de-tox program. If he
  isn't willing to make such necessary changes you both would be wise to
  seriously reconsider the marriage issue. Most of the time, while he is
  drinking, he says and does several things that really hurt me however
  the next day he doesn't remember. If he isn't willing to make such
  necessary changes you both would be wise to seriously reconsider the
  marriage issue. You said that you want to make the marriage work, but
  you can't do it alone Ashley. THE GREAT TEACHER INSPIRES. For instance,
  this could be done through a local support group, a pastoral
  relationship, a men's accountability group, etc. Thank you for any
  comments or insights you may have! He is always ready to help us find
  creative solutions to the problems of our hearts. Would that be worth it
  to you to work with someone that you both approved of? You both need
  some real professional help in the matter and I really encourage you to
  keep pushing for marriage counseling to help you two get a handle on the
  issue and sort things out. Traditional batterers' therapy consists of
  both individual therapy in conjunction with group based accountability
  therapy. If your wife is unable to comply and work things out on a
  mature manner you will be protecting yourself [...] 

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