Check up on your friends. Its 2018. Drinking/smoking every day isnt healthy.
Please take care of your phukkin' selves.
Check up on your friends. Its 2018. Drinking/smoking every day isnt healthy.
Please take care of your phukkin' selves.
No no, I understand that. I played Rugby and I had my own fair share of alcohol.
I ust mean the people who sit outside the liquor store, lined up, just waiting.
I feel bad, like I don't know their history, but some people do need help.
My grandfather was an alcoholic so I'm just talking from emotion.
Addiction of any kind can be bad, and it certainly doesn't make it easier to solve when alcohol, fattening foods, cigarettes and now pot are legally, locally available. The issue is complicated. Keep on being a good friend.
I regret being one of the main 'weed is good' people around the time PM J.Trudeau was elected. Too much is becoming too easily accessible. Yeah, it's good, but to what extent?
I lost my best friend October 2014, and I don't want anybody to feel as lonely as I did when she was gone. It never hurts to ask someone 'whats up?' the worst you can hear is 'nothing, im busy'
Keep on being here longer than a minute!
It gets me through the day. It won't get me through the years, my BP will explode from that, but running at 10PM on no food since 6AM after a 15 hour work day isn't going to cut it.
I usually am, too. But if I don't get alcohol to shut my brain down long enough to rest, I'd be stressing over all the shit I have to do tomorrow all night.
This one hits a bit too close to home.
When I started working nights I began to drink a bit more to put me to sleep. Two years later and I'm having 3 strong beers nearly every night.
My addiction isnt alcohol, but it started similar to yours and Im working on it.
Understandable, and not judging you.
IMHO, theres a difference. Drinking to go to sleep/spending all day wasted outside the LCBO begging people to buy your alcohol for you.
Sorry if I bothered you, but I hope I cleared up what I meant
Nah it's just that self reflection is a hard thing to do. I've been avoiding confronting myself about it. I've been prioritizing making sure I have enough time to get nicely drunk for bed, over accomplishing other responsibilities.
if it makes you feel better, there's always a silver lining. You're at home, and you're safe. No tab or taxi to pay, and you can go straight to bed. Hell, you dont even need to have clothes on. :) Happy Canada Day long weekend!
Drinking heavily has been casual for a long, long time. Most of the past sports players, writers, movie stars, singers and painters were well known and mostly admired for being heavy drinkers.