Quit drinking?

Op.So not consuming alcohol makes one a pussy? As if drinking alcohol takes any skill whatsoever? I think it's a waste of money.

Exactly

Id rather spend my money on skiing shit

PCPRINCIPALDid I hurt your feelings?

no, i thought that was pretty obvious?

You had your feelings hurt and then attacked those people in the same manner. i was just trying to explain the whole"eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" thing and how it applies to your situation.

californiagrownno, i thought that was pretty obvious?

You had your feelings hurt and then attacked those people in the same manner. i was just trying to explain the whole"eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" thing and how it applies to your situation.

o you are just so wise

this thread is riddled with dumbfucks

Op.I'm not old enough to drink, but the people I work with always blow their paychecks on alcohol after their shifts. It's pretty lame and I don't really understand it.

There are no benefits of drinking alcohol... It just makes you fat and you feel like shit the next morning. Not my idea of fun.

You'l Learn........ The apres scene is strong with this one

Just out of curiosity OP, how old are you? I too have worried about my drinking consumption given family history and some stupid shit I've done while drunk. Still not sure where I stand, I wonder if somewhere down the road I'll consider stopping drinking. Right now, as a college student, i just don't really consider it a legitimate possibility though. Nearly all of my social interaction revolves around drinking, whether I'm at home or at school. Recently, after suffering a bad concussion, I had to stop drinking altogether for about 2 months and have just recently started to ease back into it.

That being said, however, I have to disagree with some people in this thread. Sure, it shows a sign of weakness if you're unable to handle your alcohol the way the majority of society does. But, if you can't, why not just drop it and accept your defeat? Those who fight it are the ones who get multiple DUI's, alienate friends and family, get into fights, etc. I'm not some AA advocate or anything, but to shame those who simply decide they can't handle alcohol is a bit ridiculous imo. The reason alcoholism is such a problem within society is because some people don't have the self control to manage their drinking! Simple as that. Very few people realize they have a drinking problem right away. It takes years of poor decision making and detriment to their health before some people figure it might be a good idea to stop. Every alcoholic envies those who can go to a party and have 2 beers instead of 9.

I have some friends and acquaintances who have developed some evident signs of substance abuse. I know a few kids who get nearly drunk 6 days a week, regardless of if they are at a party or watching netflix in their room. I can't say I'm very optimistic they'll be able to curb their drinking anytime soon.

You can't fight statistics... some of the people in this thread are incredibly off base in their assertions.

plyswthsqrrlsyou're basing an assumption about an entire generation of people off of one random encounter you had up in whistler, when some old lady was finally getting hitched and decided to buy all of her friends a shit ton of blow?

Also I'm sure you're dealer is making sure to sell you the non-addictive shit, repeat customers appreciate that kind of honesty and straightforwardness

I don't know dude, how about if you have a problem with drinking too much, you just stop drinking? Picking up another shitty habit to balance out your original shitty habit sounds like one of the top-10 worst ideas I've seen on this site, and that is saying something.

All of your posts read to me like someone who's just now discovering alcohol and drugs and can't wait to tell anyone who will listen about his awesome experiences with them. Could be wrong in my assumption, but some of the suggestions you make are pretty fucked

Dude I didn't suggest blow to cure alcoholism I suggested it to allow the OP to consume alcohol and not get wasted/blacked out and be able to socialize and function. It actually makes you less fucked up if you don't do to much.

The fact is Im 30 and since I graduated college I've only done coke a few times a year maybe less which is a good thing since I don't need it for a fun night and I'll keep it to once in a while (unless its always around me when Id do it a little more but even then I don't like it much.) I don't do opiates ever, I do psychadelics once a year and have a nice trip, and I rarely touch mdma. I smoke less weed than I used to as well (probably smoke 200 or so days a year and don't the rest.)

Sorry bud Im 30 been doing all this shit since high school and I can handle it not everyone can but recreational drugs are something I like in moderation.



And I wass trying to make a point that successful middle class older people enjoying a line or two on a night out IS NOT WEIRD. Most parents of most newschoolers if they met me in a bar and saw me doing a bump in the bathroom and I offered them one would likely say yes. Doesn;t mean next Thanskgiving they'll want to chop lines with their children after dinner though. Would you watch porn with your Dad even though you know he watches it to?

All these women didn't really know each other and had their own blow and just ended up realizing that the rest of them were doing the same shit. (Women can be judgemental of someone else sniffing coke when they are about to go the bathroom and do it themselves women are like that.) THe chick I went home with and her masseuse were talking about getting really good shit. Its just in for women in their 40s they don;'t want to smoke weed and get fat/hungry/lazy.

You will save a lot of money, be more productive and ultimately feel better if you quit.

I got carried away with drinking for a couple years. Was drinking a six or more every night of ipa . Went out one night and had four pints , woke up in the middle of the night feeling extremely nauseous, started sweating and feeling a pain in my side like never before. Knew something serious was happening and booked it to the emergency room. I was having a pancreatitis attack.
I always heard about alcohol messing up your liver but was never warned about pancreatitis. I was in the emergency room for 4 days with an iv drip of morphine, it's hands down the worst pain I've ever had in my life and I've broken many bones through the years. When you get out of the hospital you have to remove all the fat from your diet . I lost 70 pounds.
I haven't touched alcohol since and it's been 2 years. Once you have an attack it can lead to chronic pancreatitis attacks and will eventually kill you if keep drinking.

Fuck all these people shitting on you OP, it's awesome you realize these things and are trying to quit. I'm basically at the same point you are but with the herbs

Prototype_1I've decided that I should. There is a lot of alcoholism in my family, and I tend to embarrass myself when I drink. I can't pace myself. No matter how hard I try. Last night I found myself in a familiar situation; wasted an hour after I told myself "1 beer". This seems to happen everytime I drink, and it's lead to a lot of tension in my family and in my life. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

switch to weed buddy