How old are the two of you?
No one here can tell you want to do .. if you should leave him or not. We can only tell you what we would do or what we have done. You need to make up your own mind on what you will do.
Me? I left. Thanks goodness I had no children with my first husband who had a drug problem. So when I left it was fairly easy.
About you being a SAHM and being in school. Continue your schooling and make sure it’s in something that you can support yourself and your child with if you need to. How much longer until you graduate?
Don’t let him intimidate you with the fact that he earns the money right now. By law he has to support you (and you him) and all income belongs to both of you. Do you have access to a joint checking/savings account or does he control all of the money?
No one can keep you from seeing your family. Just tell him that you do not want to hear any more nonsense about your family from him.. unless he’s right and they do mistreat you… is he right?
Your husband is not lazy if he works a 50 your week, working every day. He’s probably exhausted but not lazy. It’s very disrespectful of you to call him lazy after he puts out all that effort to support you and your child. If he does not spend enough time with you and your daughter that is a different issue. He apparently has time to go out, party and do drugs. He should be spending that time with you. This is your issue.. not with him being lazy.
Keep in mind that most drug abusers will not get the help they need until they hit bottom. Your husband has not hit bottom yet apparently. But if you are not proactive he will take you and your child to the bottom with him.
Find a chapter of Nar-Anon near you and start going. You need more help in handling this situation then you can be given on here.
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