no such thing, except pure happiness, and even that...Amnestic said:
Glad to see I'm not the only person who does this.[/quote]
Poll: Is alcohol needed to have a 'Social' time with friends?
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Glad to see I'm not the only person who does this.[/quote]
Haha oh yes, I do this all the time. It's awesome. Nice to know I'm not the only person who does this hahaha.Erana said:
I do it in full tuxedo, with cigars to go.. so I don't look to different
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Alcohol is not needed to have a fun time but it can be a better time especially if you have some boring people whom are not boring when their drunk. on the other hand though alcohol is risky to have to though because if you over shoot it and drink too much people can become stupid and violent
I don't think so. I think its fine that some people think it relaxs them and makes it easier to socialise. It's also fine that some people tend to keep a tight hand on how they drink or if they do at all. One thing that irritates me for some reason is people who just go all out and make a big deal out of how much they can drink. I don't mind a few drinks socially but I draw a solid line at using alcohol as a party game or an activity.
Most of the reason why teens drink is because their parents and the media made this huge damn deal about it when they couldn't drink. You don't need it to be social.
Not at all. I've only had a single sip of alchohol in my life, and you know what? I have more fun with my friends than I hear a lot of people that do drink have.
Plus, I'll remember ever night ;D
Plus, I'll remember ever night ;D
As far as I'm concerned, the one thing I need alcohol for is when they drag me in a disco (or club; the place with obnoxiously loud music where people go to jump around wildly and rub against each other while pretending they're dancing). Fortunately it happens very rarely, but when it does drinking until I no longer find the whole thing utterly idiotic is the only way in which I can have any fun.
It doesn't help that I apparently have very good resistance, so I have to spend a ridiculous amount of money before I can get enough alcohol in my bloodstream.
Other than that, I have no problem socializing while sober, and fortunately have friends smart enough to recognize fun must not necessarily go hand in hand with drinking yourself into a stupor.
It doesn't help that I apparently have very good resistance, so I have to spend a ridiculous amount of money before I can get enough alcohol in my bloodstream.
Other than that, I have no problem socializing while sober, and fortunately have friends smart enough to recognize fun must not necessarily go hand in hand with drinking yourself into a stupor.
Why would you want to live somewhere where you have to drive an hour to drink? I'm so glad I live in western NY. Every city in the area is populated entirely by drunken sports nuts.
No, it doesn't, but it can help sometimes. Oftentimes inhibitions that can serve to isolate people from one another can be overcome with just a little bit of alcohol. There are pharmaceuticals that are produced with the same goal. The challenge lies in exploiting this "beneficial" aspect of alcohol while tempering your use so that your inhibitions are not overridden to the point that you engage in actions you will later regret.
That you need new friends.Foxbat Flyer said:
No, you don't need booze to be social. Boring and uninteresting people need alcohol, not to be social, but to be interesting, because they end up doing/saying stupid shit everyone else can then mock.
In other words, if someone needs alcohol to be social, they're not interesting enough to socialize with in the first place.
