My problems are never big and I never drink a lot. But the amount I drink lets me become social and forget my problems till I wake up. I usually wake up with another problem though. I call vicious cycle on that.
Yeah, I have. Then had a horrible hangover and an even more horrible "I'm a loser for being an emo" feeling. Plus, it's expensive for me because I drink craft beer. Craft beer is meant to be enjoyed not drowned in. Never have done that again.
I do drink but only on weekends when I'm going out with friends but I never drink to escape my problems. In fact, I never had the feeling I could walk away from my problems when I was drunk. I don't know why it works with other people but being drunk never let me feel like I don't have problems.
Not successfully. I just woke up the next day, still feeling crap, with a hangover that'd slay an adamantoise (that's the biggest "animal" I could think of just now!)
Alchohol has the nasty side effect of paralysing me for several hours if I abuse it. And while my hospital visits have generally been good, I'd rather not spend time there.
Nope, sometimes I've felt like doing it, but the feeling tends to pass. I only drink because I like the taste of good beer anyway, don't like getting drunk.
I'm now only a social drinker but there was a time when I'd drink a bottle of vodka or a case of beer a night just to numb things out. Stupid I know, I just felt like I'd thrown everything away on something which hadn't worked out, so spending a couple of months drunk virtually everynight really did help. After a while I just stopped caring.
I wasn't a nice person to be around then to be fair, especially when sober because then the helplessness came back.
Now I just drink when I'm out or I might have a couple of beers at home on a Saturday night simply because I enjoy them.
Nope, but I'm too young to drink anyways. To be fair though, even if I am under the drinking age, lots of people in my grade still do drink and get drunk. I still don't plan to drink once I become old enough, though.
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