How to deal with a family member, that is addicted to alcohol

>>17511434

Drink with them. Then you'll be too drunk to care.

this is honestly one of the hardest things to deal with

alcohol isn't illegal so you can't just call the cops on him.

have you tried asking him/her to quit? let them know how much it's changed them. He's likely to take it bad, but you need to tell them that they're not the only one affected

If it affects you in a negative way, voice that.
If it doesn't, it's his problem, and you should shut the fuck up.

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>>17511443
Yes he knows. We have confronted him about it. But that didn't do anything, now he only drinks in secret, but it's always really obvious when has been drinking

>>17511503
Ask him to run a lot of errands all the time.

Chances are he'll get arrested for drunk driving eventually and put in rehab.

>>17511511
That last one is his emotional trigger why he started drinking in the first place. About 6 years ago he got caught driving with to much alcohol in his blood, they took away his driving licence and so it started.

>He also has diabetes, so makes it extra bad for him to drink to much