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Also, for the "Alcohol is poison!" crowd. For every drunk *******s, there's 20 people who drink and don't destroy their lives or the lives of others.

Also, for the "Alcohol is poison!" crowd. For every drunk *******s, there's 20 people who drink and don't destroy their lives or the lives of others.
I hate when people look at a newborn baby and can already tell how much they look like the mother or father.
How can you already tell just by looking at a shriveled wrinkly little face who's facial features haven't developed yet?
I understand that, but don't expect pity and a pat on the back from the unemployed.
My whole thing about alcohol is how it changes certain people. Like part of the reason why I stopped hanging around with most of my friends was because on any given day, at any given time, I couldn't tell whether they were sober or they had been drinking. For me that was always a problem because I always try to be myself and open and honest with people regardless of how well I know them, so I expect the same from others. But it was hard to tell things like whether they were happy around me because they enjoyed my company or if it was because the alcohol made them very cheery. Like I never really knew where their heads were at and how honest they were being at times, so it just made me uncomfortable. Same thing around girls who I couldn't tell whether they were flirting with me because they liked me or if it was the alcohol making them like that.
I know alcohol is supposed to take away your inhibitions and make you feel loose and less tense, but when it gets to the point where you feel like you need a drink to be a certain way, then its a problem. Like after two of my friends broke up, the girl starting drinking more because she felt like that was the only way to dull the pain, but it never made the problem go away and it only got worse for her.
Yeah, most of the friends that I was hanging out with were theater kids, so I would go with them to the bar by our school once a week after some rehearsal just because I felt it was important to stay on good terms and be close with them. But after I graduated and felt like I needed to be mature and focus on adult issues, I quickly realized that I couldn't do it anymore, and I didn't have the obligation to since I was no longer acting.I can go from one extreme to the next when I'm drunk. If someone brings a bad memory I can turn into a mess. Other times I'm extremely nice and have a great time. So there's reason why I don't like drinking very often. It's ok to do that every once in a while , but no one should make it part of their lifestyle. There's also various health concerns besides how it may affect a person's social life.
I used to party every weekend and would make tons of friends. In the end most of them were just people to party with. I've lost touch with most of them since moving and deleting myspace.
It was weird because in some ways, I felt like it was bad for me to have feelings for her because I knew it would go nowhere. I kept trying to deny the attraction because and spent countless hours trying to convince others (and myself) that I didn't have feelings for her because I truly enjoyed the friendship and I knew that what we both wanted were completely different things and I would have actually jeopardized that friendship if I did something. Although that friendship eventually broke down months later for other reasons, but it made me even more glad that I didn't try anything with her.If you already liked her, hadn't you thought of making out with her before prior to drinking?
I have no idea what kind of drunk I am because I've never been drunk. Like I said, I don't see the point.
Yeah, from observing my drunk friends, alcohol just breaks down their inhibitions. It doesn't make them different people, it just brings out more of what they are. All of my friends were extremely happy drunks.If you already liked her, hadn't you thought of making out with her before prior to drinking?
Well thanks, Hate Thread. I now feel guilty about drinking on the weekend.
*throws away bottle of pinot noir*
I'm still going to drink. I'm still going to drink a lot.
Why do you hate it? It'll be a new beginning for you.I hate how much I'm liking the idea of going to rehab.
Why do you hate it? It'll be a new beginning for you.![]()
Rehab is going to give you tools. That's not weak, it's smart.It was a massive internal battle to decide whether to go or not, and I thought that, if I decided to go, I'd feel weak for not trying to do it on my own. Reality is, I don't have all the tools I need to stay sober, so that's what made me decide to go. I never expected I'd be okay with it, let alone happy, but I am. My life for the past four years has been hell, and I've damaged so many loved ones... so, you're right; it is a new beginning.![]()
I drink a lot, but then again it's when I'm at my college I drink a lot. I don't see myself drinking as much as often when I graduate.
As for others, it's like Darth said. For every dumbass, there's 20 who aren't being a dumbass.