Addictions are stronger than love
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Any interesting stories along these lines?
I'll start. I've had an ongoing OTC with a woman who hid her boyfriend situation from me for a while. Eventually the truth came out in dribs and drabs. She said she loved him and the guy was super jealous. She had to go to great lengths to hide her extracurricular activities from him. It got to the point that she had to end almost all of her OTC activity.
One time when she was with me her phone was blowing up because her boyfriend was frantically trying to track her down and find out where she was and what she was up to. He was driving all over looking for her. Another time, he was blowing up her phone and she had to leave and return the next morning. A third time, she woke up early and ran out of the house in her pajamas and no shoes, so she could sneak away from her boyfriend before he woke up to come see me.
It's gotten to be too much and not worth all the drama, even though she's hot and it was fun for a while.
She says she loves him, but I guess her need to feed her addiction is stronger than her love for him.
Any similar stories? I bet there are some interesting ones. Thanks for sharing.
My life is far from perfect, but I guess I'm thankful I'm not addicted to drugs.
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I have another OTC in place, so it was easy to end it. I'm sure it will be easy for her to replace me too.
I guess it just surprises me that she seems to really love her boyfriend, but has no problem lying to him and sleeping with guys behind his back. I think her drug addiction must be stronger than her love for him.
Haha. Nope, I'm not the boyfriend. Just the guy tired of running around with this girl, behind the boyfriend's back. Doesn't feel right to me.
My ATF's BF is no fool and figured out that I was fucking her more than he was and he called me on it. I said she was the one making choices and he'd be better off talking with her. I also reminded him that assaulting an elderly person, like me, is a felony which would send him back to prison.
Through the years he and I got to know each other and I even delivered cigarettes to him when he was in detox. He finally beat his addiction and broke up with my ATF who used that as an excuse to go on a bender.
She has now been sober about a month and is coming back to this area and going back to stripping which I think will lead her to drugs again. She has overdosed several times; has a $200 to $300 habit per day when using. During her last bender she was working 5 nights a week and making about $1000 a night, mainly sucking dick. She hates herself when she's like that which leads to depression and more drug use. Her arm veins are a mess and she frequently needs a vein in a leg or her neck. She knows if she can't beat it she'll eventually kill herself.
For the first 5 years I knew I was enabling her drug use and rationalized it by thinking if not me it'll be someone else. Then I stopped paying her cash and paid rent, phone, other bills. Her step-mother convinced me that I was still enabling because that allowed her to spend her earnings on drugs. So now, she's just a friend - no more OTC; no more money. She's sober and wants to stay that way. Time will tell. My relationship has gone from being her John to almost avcting like a parent. She's a needy person, who's not had a lot of breaks. Whether you look at addiction as a disease or as a character flaw, it's a destructive all encompassing condition which destroys.
Good guess though.
Sleep - welcome here...
So this OTC friend, her boyfriend knows she strips correct? He's niaive to believe she doesn't do more than just strip at her job. Something we always talk about here.
First, STFU Larry you douche.
Second, while stripping does not necessarily mean that a girl does more, she has put herself on that proverbial slippery slope. If you are going to have a relationship with a stripper you should have an understanding of the influences she will be subjected to even if she doesn't intend to expand her limits.
I recently had a phone conversation with her father and it was awkward at best, but I wanted to reassure him that my intentions with his daughter were in her best interests. He is an addict in recovery and just published a book about his reasoning on how to go from addiction to success. He now owns a franchise business and is doing quite well. Her brother is an addict in recovery and recently posted his story on FB; going from years of drugs, criminal behavior , and incarceration to self employment and a middle class family life.
Frankly I'm not expecting to ever bed my ATF again. I'm not giving her money, wish to be supportive, but know that her whoring drags her down and contributes to her susceptibility to relapse.
It took me a long time to realize that you can't "help" someone to quit using. They have to do it themselves.
Very good:
https://www.amazon.com/Leaving-Las-Vegas…
SJG
Your crazy stories are the best! They're ace! ;)
@gawker
You are a stronger man than I am. More power to you. I don't think I could go through supporting a drug addict again. It drains you mentally, emotionally and physically. As you point out in your title, addiction is often stronger than love.
As you point out in your title, addiction is often stronger than love. should be "As is pointed out in the title..." since it wasn't gawker's title.