I completely get where you're coming from and, for all we know, grief may be why he was drinking. Alcoholism isn't rational. I hope he gets the help he needs so nobody gets hurt.
Agree 100% with the latter sentence, disagree 100% with the first statement. Drunks gonna drink. Grief had nothing to do with it, and, most importantly, driving after drinking. I would think that Khyree Jackson's family would be disgusted by this incident, let alone the suggestion that it was somehow because Addison was upset about him. It was, after all, a drunk driver who killed their son(and others).
I stand by alcoholism not being rational. Addison may be drinking continuously, or he may have been triggered by something. We don't know, but what I do know from experience is that all kinds of stuff can trigger a relapse, and other times it happens with no obvious trigger at all.
Big subject, and one that I am not unfamiliar with.
It is a big subject, for sure. To address it properly would require more time, energy, and typing than probably either of us want to dedicate.
Man, that guy's still playing? And apparently ranked 1st? The more things change, the more the stay the same, I see. I got really into mens tennis back 20 years ago, for a bit. My favorite was Federer, but I always enjoyed Djokovic (also still playing at a high level? WTF?) and Nadal, too.
No, I believe he's a wild card. He's just ranked 224 due to injuries. I love a real come back story, and he is a sweet, humble guy. The Swedish crowd is really rooting for him, even in his match against Björn Borg's son.
GOAT, for me. The battles he and McEnroe had were legendary- completely different personalities and games.
