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You should probably run screaming.
I think you are doing the right thing. Take some time to yourself. If you can get some therapy.
I don't see the situation improving. I don't know what to do.
You know what to do. Any tenuous (and even that word may be a bit optimistic here) relationship that you don't believe will improve is a relationship you should get out of.
Of ONE MONTH??? come on….
There’s a book called “Quit Like a Woman” by Holly Whitaker that could help you if you want to get sober. I struggled with my relationship with alcohol for several years and it nearly ended my relationship as well. Alcoholism also ran in my family and it was something that I thought I needed to “figure out” or “make it work” for me. I saw how others were able to have one or two drinks, and wanted to be able to achieve that for myself. After reading that book, starting therapy, and being honest with myself, I realized that I can’t make alcohol work for me and that’s fine. It doesn’t make me boring, it doesn’t make me less interesting, or whatever social prerogative swarms around being sober. I’ve been sober now for 1 year and 3 months, and the thought of drinking again honestly never crosses my mind anymore. I am repulsed by alcohol now and prioritize my health and relationships, which if you’re having a naked time doing, that’s a red flag that you have a negative relationship with alcohol as well.
Get help OP. Perhaps find friends that align with your values as well, and those who truly support you and care for you will also support your choice to get sober.