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Memory loss: why addicts act weird?
| lynne |
memory loss: why
addicts act weird?
once my ex addict said "I'll call you
back in 15 minutes."
he never called.
or he would say: "I'll call you at such and such time."
no call.
or i would tell him something and when he repeated it in
the future he got it all wrong.
does the long and short term memory loss account for
addicts being unreliable about maintaining any sort of
human relationship?
if they cannot recall the things they say they'll do and
don't do them that equates into feelings of betrayal and
anger and hurt from the non-users they are connected to.
or is it not so prevalent? |
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| lisag45 |
Re: memory loss: why addicts act weird?
I'm curious too, he says he'll call
later in the evening and days might go by. He does
eventually call, usually reporting that 'things went to
hell' or he was 'bummed out' and didn't want to burden
me. We have only been in contact again for a month, and
he was not a meth user during our 12 yr relationship,
which ended 12/13 yrs ago. We are not involved in a
physical relationship and we do live 50 miles away from
each other, so I don't have expectations that others in
a committed relationship would; but why do addicts do
this? |
BentBut
Not
Broken1 |
Re: memory loss: why addicts act weird?
As Suz says.......time flies on meth.
Doing minute or major things-wish I could say more but I
think I'm about to cry. |
forget
suzette |
Re: memory loss: why addicts act weird?
~Disorder
world~
...I love psych central. all the personality disorders,
mental disorders, and strains of insanity no matter how
small they register, on the crazy scale....have a name.
I love this stuff......try personality disorders 1st.
(scroll down to the bottom)
.....see if you can see, the box your bf is in.
it probably won't help, but is something to do to try to
understand. |
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