No...it is not wrong. Blood does not give someone an excuse to treat people rotten. A drinking problem (being an alcoholic) does not give someone an excuse to treat people rotten. You and your husband and children come FIRST. There is NOTHING about his drunken rampages that is worth yours or your baby's health.Is it a wrong move to not want anything to do with him any further?
You MUST not take what a drunk says to you personally. I know it's hard. Trust me...I know. But what they say is not about you, it's about them. It is NOT about you.
It's hurtful to think of cutting your brother out of your life. I know that won't be easy for you. I think he needs to be aware that you will NOT communicate with him in any form when he's been drinking. That you welcome a conversation (after you've had your baby...) in which you both are of sober and clear mind, where you can sit down and talk about the things he wants to talk about. Tell him this. I'd be willing to be he wouldn't want that conversation, because when he's sober, these things aren't a problem for him. It's when he's drunk he becomes irrational because he's clearly VERY unhappy with who he is, and the life he is living. So tell him you're more than willing to have this conversation. The next time he calls you drunk, say "I will not talk to you when you're drinking. Call me when you're sober" and hang up. Then do not answer if he calls back.




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