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Dave Canales secret life of addiction and infidelity


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Wow pretty wild stuff. 

https://nypost.com/2024/01/31/sports/panthers-dave-canales-lived-tortured-past-of-addiction-cheating/

“From the start of our relationship, I was binge drinking and going out with friends, without Lizzy,” Canales wrote. “Before I was ever unfaithful to her, I was already there in my mind. Bad habits combined with addiction made it hard for me to resist temptation. It was a pattern I knew well before we started dating.”

When Canales told his parents and parents-in-law of his infidelity, his mother-in-law responded, per The Charlotte Observer: “I never trusted you fully. I’ve told Lizzy that, and now I know why.”

Lizzy asked Canales if he had unprotected sex during his affairs, and he admitted to doing so, leading to both taking tests that came back negative,

according to The Charlotte Observer.

Canales also described himself as a “recovering narcissist,” and detailed how he had to work hard at “developing the skills necessary to be aware beyond myself and my needs.”

As for his issues with drinking, Canales wrote: “I quit drinking alcohol altogether, knowing that I do not have great restraint in that area, and it numbs me to making other poor choices.”

 
 
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