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It’s not like he’s my cousin, he’s an uncle. He knew my sister and I when I was a child, capitulated to our mom at every turn and fucked everything up even though he should know better. \nThe thought of him bailing on this level is almost paralyzing. He’s a good man but he’s going to fail us all. How are we supposed to learn from his mistakes? How are we supposed to move forward knowing where he went wrong? How are we supposed to trust him again when things go awry? \n\nHe’s never gonna have the best childhood, I bet he’ll go farther in life than I will. But we’re not gonna let that slow us down. We’re gonna ride this out and see where we go from here. Who knows, maybe things get better. But they’re not gonna be the same.
If there’s anyone I can turn to for advice on how to deal with this, it’s a man named Malcolm. The only thing that breaks his heart is his wife. She’s strong, intelligent, and a good human, but I know how hard it is to ask for help. But she’s not going to give it to you. Please don’t.\n\nI don’t want to see this on Reddit too much after reading all of this, but I want to hear it. Any advice would be appreciated.
Damn, a good man that you could trust to go out and kill himself is a good man that you’d do nothing about?
My cousin just got diagnosed with Covid and I don’t know how I’m going to deal with the news. He’s going to drink to forget. Drink to forget. Drink to forget.