AbsentMinded

When you dearly know an addict there are few things you start and stop expecting, with no condition.           
Expectation one: stop expecting anything, because what you want, they will rarely be.          
What to expect when expecting: the addict edition. Call it sedition, my contrition for the statistical division.           
As a child of an addict, you may fear that their addiction is tradition, that one day you will be in that position.          
Fear not! The cards have not been dealt, I know how you have felt, running from that rust belt to be free, away with your lock to find a key.          
When you dearly know an addict there are few things you start and stop expecting, with no condition.
As a child of an addict, you must have more ambition, hold onto a goal and set off on a mission.          
Seizing control of your future, yet wondering: is this all I’ll ever be? A compilation of all my tragedy. Will they ever truly see what I was meant to be, simply me?           
What to expect when expecting: the addict edition. Call it sedition, my contrition for the statistical division.
As a child of an addict, we do not wonder when we will see our parent, but if the price of their condition has demanded submission as its tuition.           
If— when that phone rings, will they have finally paid the fee?           
When you dearly know an addict there are few things you start and stop expecting, with no condition.
You cannot waste your life waiting for someone else to pay a debt yet due, so you move through and forward to your transition.           
Flee the debris of their memory without a final decree while you hope their condition doesn’t affect your mission to be free.