You don't "have to step in", you are choosing to do so. In the absence of any clear information from you about what the problem actually is with his behavior, I'm reaching the view that you're a control freak.
I think the OP made herself pretty clear in her other comments (if you bothered to read them). He is a danger to himself if he goes missing in the middle of the night and drives hundreds of miles to visit his sister that lives only few blocks away and doesn't come to work the next day.
Those actions may be stuffing up his life to some extent (which would already be stuffed up because of his condition anyway) but they don't constitute a danger to himself or anyone else.
Would you force/sneak your s/o to take medicine they need?
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You don't "have to step in", you are choosing to do so. In the absence of any clear information from you about what the problem actually is with his behavior, I'm reaching the view that you're a control freak.
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I think the OP made herself pretty clear in her other comments (if you bothered to read them). He is a danger to himself if he goes missing in the middle of the night and drives hundreds of miles to visit his sister that lives only few blocks away and doesn't come to work the next day.
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Those actions may be stuffing up his life to some extent (which would already be stuffed up because of his condition anyway) but they don't constitute a danger to himself or anyone else.