1) Never lay a hand on any human being except in self defense.
a)No man ever hits a woman
2) Never steal from ANYONE
b)No man would steal his womans (and I do not mean that in the possessive sense) medications. He may ask, trade, or get his own
3) If he did it once, he will do it again.

The biggest problem I see with drugs is not the drugs themselves. Drugs do not "make people do things".

People chose to take whatever drugs they are on, and if they can not handle the effects, and chose to continue, well, there is way to much simpering about how "the drug made me do it"

No body made you stick the needle in your arm, lay out that extra line, go out at 4 AM to cop, or physically hurt someone that loves you...

They choose to take the drug, they chose to continue, they did the actions while intoxicated by a drug they selected, and by God Almighty, they should reap what they sow...

Many drug ABUSERS are no better than children, worse, because they really do know right from wrong, and choose to ignore it. They cannot blame ignorance like a child.

I am for compassionate medicine, hate the idea of people being undermedicated, and detest the industrial-pharmaceutical-governemntal complex that dehumanizes the poor and very poor alike...

But it sicken me when someone denies responsibility for their actions.

They need to grow up.

You have my fullest sympathies, please do not mistake me. Leave him, unless he goes for mental help and truly PROVES he is a changed person.