Army Wives, Season 2

Roxy:
A good time? I'm up to my neck in other people's good times. Getting drunk and losing control, that's not "good times". [raises her voice] And you know what the problem is? It's never your fault! What about the people who have to pick up the tab for that, huh? What about their good times? You don't even care about the people whom you leave in your path!

[Customers all turn and stare at Roxy]

Roxy:
What are y'all lookin' at?! [storms off]

[Later at Roxy's porch]

Roland:
How are you feeling?

Roxy:
I've a cold.

Roland:
No kidding. Hey, Rox. What happened at the bar--

Roxy:
I know. I was over the top.

Roland:
People who grow up with addictions, they develop their own addictions. It's called enabling.

Roxy:
You know, I was hoping the first five addicts I hooked up with were just a coincidence. Trevor was different. I was sure I'd broken the cycle.

Roland:
Trevor is different. This is situational. But the way in which you're handling it is not. Glossing over problems, taking on more than you can do, not admitting defeat. That's the pattern.