A Letter to My Addict Husband
Dear John,
I have been sitting down to write this letter to you for what feels like an eternity. It has been a long journey, filled with pain, confusion, and heartache. But today, I feel the need to express my thoughts and feelings in a way that words have failed to convey until now.
When we first met, you were everything I could have ever wanted in a partner. You were charming, witty, and had a genuine passion for life. It was a love story that seemed too good to be true. However, as time went by, I began to notice a change in you. The man I fell in love with started to fade away, replaced by someone I barely recognized.
Your addiction has taken over your life, and it has torn our family apart. I see the pain in your eyes every time I look at you, and it breaks my heart. I know that you are struggling, and I want to help you find your way back to the person you once were. But I need you to understand that I cannot do this alone.
My love for you is unconditional, but it comes with boundaries. I cannot continue to watch you destroy yourself and our family. I need you to seek help, to admit that you have a problem, and to take the necessary steps to overcome it. I am here to support you, but you must be willing to make the changes that are required.
I understand that addiction is a disease, and it is not something that you can control on your own. But you have a choice, and I believe that you have the strength to make the right one. I urge you to seek professional help, to join a support group, and to surround yourself with people who care about you and want to see you succeed.
John, I love you more than words can express. I want to see you happy, healthy, and whole. I want to be able to look into your eyes and see the joy and peace that once filled them. But I cannot do this without your help. Please, for the sake of our family, take this opportunity to make a change. I am here, waiting for you to come back to me.
With all my love,
Your wife
