Ok...so I have a family type dilemma I could use some unbiased internet views on...

Being raised in a household of a father drug addict has opened my eyes to how far people get sucked into their addictions. An addicted person no longer lives for the same goals or directions they once lived for. Their actions and reactions turn into a life of honest sincerety and dedication to the drug. It is questionable when or when not my father is "ok" to drive but he does anyway, has a few scratches to show for, and its his truck so he does as he will, ive expressed my feelings. On the contrary, this is your (husbands) vehicle and for the sake of his work, your marital relationship, and now possible legal worries (stated above). In my opinion, You need to support your husband he has more experience with his mom and you dont want to get caught too much in the middle, especially if the mom is emotionally unstable, which is enhanced from pill addiction, and possibly be seen in her eyes a "bad person" (hard to return from), even if you have expressed only positive insight. Maybe you can take a different approach like being the voice of reason instead of parroting the extremely firm husbands direct approach (in which I support). Good luck with everything, your heart seems in the right place. Staying strong and firm through this will get you through just fine.

I think of my dad sometimes like a part of him is in his "terrible 2's" again. ughhhh hes doing "it" again.....Pill addiction is so strong and sad. KUDOS to all who have overcome any size pill addiction!!

She is a grown woman, he is a grown man.

She didn't pay for the truck. He did. She is on pills and has a history. Not him.

I don't see the problem in this. She can fuck off. I'd tell my mom to fuck off is she was an addict and had a history.

What bothers me isn't the truck, it's the fact you people haven't put that pill head drug addict into rehab.

Also isn't it a felony to drive under the influence of medication? DUI right? How does she still have a license!?!?!

Family always makes it stickier. The following is a simpler scenario, not involving family...

Friend downs a six pack. "Hey can I borrow your truck?

We would say. "Fuck no, are you crazy?"

Honestly it's more or less the same thing. Ixnay on the ucktray.

OP, we're all missnu ... cn

I think the mom may have rolled over her.