my buddy just found out he has an enlarged liver from too much drinking. So he has to lay off the sauce forever.
I have no idea what to do today when I come over to watch football, lol.
Do I drink in front of him and make him hate life?
Do I not drink and torture myself the whole time i'm there?
fuck it, i'll try to hold off. But the second one of the other guys cracks open a beer, i'm chuggin
doesnt an enlarged liver sound like it would be helpful for drinking?
Is this week representative at all of your usual drinking habits?
My wife has a beer, rum and coke or vodka martini 4-5 nights per week. I average about a shot of whiskey per week. Neither of us has been drunk in my memory, nor can I remember the last time I had more than two drinks in an evening.
My average booze run is a 750ml each of rum, vodka and whiskey, which lasts us a pretty long time.
If it were up to me, I wouldn't drink a single drop of alcoholic beverages. But in social gatherings, people who drink often seem uncomfortable around people who don't. They also like to try to convince people to 'drink up'. In my case, I drink (very little) exclusively when in said situations because I don't want to be 'the guy who doesn't drink'. I'm the guy who will make one beer last an entire night.
Why not get non-alcoholic beer? It doesn't actually taste that terrible. Also, that's incredibly weak to drink just because you don't want to make others uncomfortable or tired of them dogging on you.If it were up to me, I wouldn't drink a single drop of alcoholic beverages. But in social gatherings, people who drink often seem uncomfortable around people who don't. They also like to try to convince people to 'drink up'. In my case, I drink (very little) exclusively when in said situations because I don't want to be 'the guy who doesn't drink'. I'm the guy who will make one beer last an entire night.
Quite a few alcoholics here, it seems. Many "social" drinkers fit that criteria quite well but don't see themselves as alcoholics.Why not get non-alcoholic beer? It doesn't actually taste that terrible. Also, that's incredibly weak to drink just because you don't want to make others uncomfortable or tired of them dogging on you.
My niece, a stripper who works at strip clubs, proudly states that she only drinks when she works. Uhh, I'd like to remind her that most people work 5 days a week, but then she also proudly states that she's worked three days in a row and refuses to work another as if it is completely unreasonable to work that much.
You probably just have aldehyde dehydrogenase deficiency. It's what most asians who are intolerant to alcohol have, by the way. Symptoms fit, especially the flushing, and nausea.I have not gone to a doctor about it, if that is what you mean.
When I drink, I get all red and blotchy all over my body, I feel very hot inside and quite nauseous. The duration is directly related to how much I drank.
About once a year or so, I will drink something with my brother-in-law present (a kind of odd tradition of ours), just to see if it disappears as suddenly as it appeared. It has been almost 20 years.
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Really? It depends on how you define alcoholism, but binge drinking is not alcoholism. A few people here binge drink, but I don't think anyone here has posted enough to say they were alcoholic.Quite a few alcoholics here, it seems. Many "social" drinkers fit that criteria quite well but don't see themselves as alcoholics.
