She likes it!
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That's bullshit. How do you "accidentally " give a kid a beer? ydi
How else is the next generation of alcoholics going to get started?
Stop drinking. You are not responsible with your drinking.
This is exactly why you drink while responsible for children or other dependents
I’m a mmj patient so I get doing stupid things while groggy. I do not care for a child, but it seems I’m more careful with my dog when out of it then you are with your niece. If you knew you had to care for her and got the messes up, ydi and fhl.
Me thinks if your automatic reaction to being asked for a drink is to grab a beer, that maybe you need to seek some professional help. This sounds like the beginning (or early stages) of an unhealthy relationship with alcohol and, probably, some unresolved other issues that push you towards it as a coping mechanism.
I'm assuming you knew she was staying with you before you got drunk, but if you were also the only adult guardian in the house, you need to get your shit together. Also, that kid would not have liked the taste of beer, and would have said something after the first sip. Unless your family is fully white trash, and you don't care about the kids you have.
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Stop drinking. You are not responsible with your drinking.
That's bullshit. How do you "accidentally " give a kid a beer? ydi