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Ive been wanting to stop for a while, but i cant seem to bring myself to actually doing it. i also seem to have an excuse every time which would be something like:...

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...i was actually thinking about all this today and you are right. my shit isn't out of control, I'm not fucking with other peoples lives and i don't get shit faced every night. i think I'm going to celebrate my non alcoholism with this nice cold beer.

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Anonymous said:

Congratulations, you're still an alcoholic.

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Congratulations, you're still a moronic goat fucker.

I mean, if you were an intelligent goat fucker, then there would be no problem, but you're a moronic one. You probably have to pay the goat prostitutes for the fun because god knows a goat wouldn't enter into it on their own free will.

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Anonymous said:

Congratulations, you're still an alcoholic.

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Anonymous said:

Yeah, a couple beers a day isn't that bad. You're not gonna OD from a few beers. I have a drink or two of whiskey or brandy pretty much every night before bed. I'm by far an alcoholic.

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Anonymous said:

You're not an alcoholic dude. Drinking a few beers a day isn't that bad. Its something you enjoy and as long as you aren't seriously negatively affecting your health, then it really shouldn't matter. If you are concerned about your drinking, I wouldn't suggest to stop drinking entirely and "see how long you can go". Simply set a goal of cutting one can a day and ease yourself back. It makes much more sense to gradually lessen your drinking than to simply stop and suffer from such a drastic life-change. Why make it harder on yourself? You could start by simply making a can last longer than the time you would take to normally drink it, spread that out, drop a can every now and then, etc. Stress from turning the situation into a struggle to quit something that has become part of your normal rhythm and that you find enjoyable is only going to make the matter far worse and create a huge complex that isn't necessary.

I probably wouldn't suggest going to AA either. It isn't as though your drinking has become out of control and it has become beyond your own ability to manage, right? You're not a victim and subjecting yourself to something like that might simply reinforce a problem that doesn't actually exist.

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Anonymous said:

fuck that

you have a few drinks a night, who cares? You only have a few, and don't do stupid shit

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Anonymous said:

Anonymous said:

You're not an alcoholic dude. Drinking a few beers a day isn't that bad. Its something you enjoy and as long as you aren't seriously negatively affecting your health, then it really shouldn't matter. If you are concerned about your drinking, I wouldn't suggest to stop drinking entirely and "see how long you can go". Simply set a goal of cutting one can a day and ease yourself back. It makes much more sense to gradually lessen your drinking than to simply stop and suffer from such a drastic life-change. Why make it harder on yourself? You could start by simply making a can last longer than the time you would take to normally drink it, spread that out, drop a can every now and then, etc. Stress from turning the situation into a struggle to quit something that has become part of your normal rhythm and that you find enjoyable is only going to make the matter far worse and create a huge complex that isn't necessary.

I probably wouldn't suggest going to AA either. It isn't as though your drinking has become out of control and it has become beyond your own ability to manage, right? You're not a victim and subjecting yourself to something like that might simply reinforce a problem that doesn't actually exist.

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Alcoholic

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Anonymous said:

Anonymous said:

Anonymous said:

You're not an alcoholic dude. Drinking a few beers a day isn't that bad. Its something you enjoy and as long as you aren't seriously negatively affecting your health, then it really shouldn't matter. If you are concerned about your drinking, I wouldn't suggest to stop drinking entirely and "see how long you can go". Simply set a goal of cutting one can a day and ease yourself back. It makes much more sense to gradually lessen your drinking than to simply stop and suffer from such a drastic life-change. Why make it harder on yourself? You could start by simply making a can last longer than the time you would take to normally drink it, spread that out, drop a can every now and then, etc. Stress from turning the situation into a struggle to quit something that has become part of your normal rhythm and that you find enjoyable is only going to make the matter far worse and create a huge complex that isn't necessary.

I probably wouldn't suggest going to AA either. It isn't as though your drinking has become out of control and it has become beyond your own ability to manage, right? You're not a victim and subjecting yourself to something like that might simply reinforce a problem that doesn't actually exist.

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Alcoholic

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No, you're just a fucking moron. I made that statement and I probably drink twice a year, if that. I'd suggest you blew a goat but they have higher standards than that.

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Anonymous said:

No, anyone who drinks every single day is an alcohol.

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Anonymous said:

Anonymous said:

No, anyone who drinks every single day is an alcohol.

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I believe the correct term is anyone who drinks every single day is a ketone, or possibly epoxide.

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