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Would having one or two drinks count as a fail? Or is getting drunk the actual fail?
Would having one or two drinks count as a fail? Or is getting drunk the actual fail?
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I feel like I can do 1 or 2 drinks and stop, but then again idk. Unfortunately, I will try this eventually.
Some days I'll try a beer and not even want it anymore like I'll just a water or a soda and be fine I still smoke trees and pop...but I know i got a problem I've been at is since 15 gonna be 30 in a few months
I've slowly cut off drinking -- I just drink water at concerts now
I've weaned off alcohol a lot from last year.
I still have a beer almost everyday when I go to a concert, etc.
I ended up drinking on st paddys day and it turned into a night of binging. I really do have a problem once I start drinking. I can't just be one and done. My friends took the whiskey and hid it from me so I wouldn't keep drinking. It's a scary thought to think that was me on a nightly bases.
That's the last time I drank since January 20th Inauguration Day. No correlation.
I can attribute the desire to stop drinking from the past few months of adversities. I feel like I had a switch flipped and my body craved sobriety. I still get urges to drink but shrug them off reflecting on how dark that path is.
I initially felt silly ordering sparkling water at bars and concerts. This whole time I had this misconception that I can only have fun while drunk in social settings, and that alcohol is the greatest social lubricant. I'm realizing more each day how I don't need alcohol to enjoy concerts, sporting events and even just dinners with friends.
Stay strong to everyone struggling and positive vibes.
I survived, and it wasn't even as bad as I thought it'd be. took it one day at a time for sure and going to the night meetings helped. I think the only stressful part was driving to pick up my wife. I hadn't driven in 3 years and recently got my license back and before she left my wife put me on the insurance so I wouldn't have to bart it everywhere. her flight got delayed 3 times over and it was pretty nerve racking driving 20 miles at 1130pm to pick her up, I was just stressin getting into an accident, even if I wasn't at fault and sober, I would've had to defend myself hard to prove otherwise.
To my dudes who drink daily, how is your work performance? Do you come in looking like yesterday? Just curious.
I can't party hard during the week. My eyes get red easily