Genius
Posts: 833 
April 29th, 2006, 04:21 AM
I dont think I have any addictions...ohh except procrastinating, I dont think I'll ever kick that habit!
As for the drinking, I only drink socially, I only ever touch alcohol once a week but I tend to drink a fair bit when I do go out, so is that binge drinking? I guess so. I used to get really annoyed with people who thought they couldnt have fun at a bar or club without being drunk, now I realise I'm kinda one of them
But I'm only 19, I think its normal at my age, I'll grow out of it eventually but for now, I dont think its doing me any harm.
I dont think I have any addictions...ohh except procrastinating, I dont think I'll ever kick that habit!
As for the drinking, I only drink socially, I only ever touch alcohol once a week but I tend to drink a fair bit when I do go out, so is that binge drinking? I guess so. I used to get really annoyed with people who thought they couldnt have fun at a bar or club without being drunk, now I realise I'm kinda one of them
But I'm only 19, I think its normal at my age, I'll grow out of it eventually but for now, I dont think its doing me any harm.
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Posts: 115
Location: Nanaimo
Location: Nanaimo
April 29th, 2006, 10:14 PM
Here I sit with a cold beer trying to squash a blinding hangover. Congrats to Greta and the others that have been able to get control of their addictions. I wake up everyday and say this is the day I quit drinking. I have been able to go two days at the most. It starts slow from social drinker to absolute blotto in less than two weeks. My friends are mostly social drinkers and all tolerate my drinking to a fault. I really don't like what I have become and I am not even sure how to (or if I am willing ) change this.
My most embarassing moment was telling my four boys that I had lost my drivers license by getting caught drinking and driving. I learned my lesson and will not get behind the wheel of a car even with one drink.
Here I sit with a cold beer trying to squash a blinding hangover. Congrats to Greta and the others that have been able to get control of their addictions. I wake up everyday and say this is the day I quit drinking. I have been able to go two days at the most. It starts slow from social drinker to absolute blotto in less than two weeks. My friends are mostly social drinkers and all tolerate my drinking to a fault. I really don't like what I have become and I am not even sure how to (or if I am willing ) change this.
My most embarassing moment was telling my four boys that I had lost my drivers license by getting caught drinking and driving. I learned my lesson and will not get behind the wheel of a car even with one drink.
