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Writer Susan Cheever Wonders Where All The Drunks Went
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Writer Susan Cheever Wonders Where All The Drunks Went |
12/16/08
It helped me when I was having problems with alcohol to meet other young, interesting, cool women who were also non-drinkers. It was like choosing my peer pressure- just reading the comments above about folks who don't drink helps to reinforce that this a valid life choice, despite what every freaking advertisement on tv seems to be telling me this holiday season:)
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*Hardly eating during the day (on accident) plus boxed wine = how the hell did that happen?
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Anyway, my bff/former drinking partner is still a boozer. She was and still is always able to handle her shit, though. And even though I can't join in the fun with her like I used to, I'd never judge her or anyone else that chooses to drink. I'd only be concerned if any of my friends started getting nuts with it like I used to. Because that only spells one thing, and that's trouble. It really is different for everyone, and like my dad says, if you feel like you have a problem, then you probably do.
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Tipsy=slightly
drunk=waaaaay (please pass the water and the aspirin)
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"My BF and I got really puzzled by hella Stellas."
"I got turned around on a few too many gimlets."
Which...actually, I tried drinking to get drunk a few times when I was 21-22. I succeeded, puked more than I wanted to, and then decided not to do that anymore. What's wrong with just having a few tasty drinks that you can really enjoy, savoring a mild buzz, and then not being pukey hung-the-fuck-over the next morning?
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And if it's a choice you can make...more power to you :D
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It doesn't matter how many times you tell them how proud you are of them and how much you admire their stregnth and I sincerely am so proud of them and impressed by them, but sometimes they need to just get over themselves and shut the fuck up...
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If you don't like 'muntered' you could try 'langered'!
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One day you're the one being made fun of at parties. The next you're the one who never goes (or gets invited) to parties anymore.
Alcoholism isn't clever.
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If I'm out at a bar with others who are desperate to spend $80 getting absolutely fucktastic, sometimes I'll stop after a couple of beers and nurse water for the rest of the night. Sure, I'd LIKE to drink more--it's fun!--but it's also WAY EXPENSIVE. So to have people get in your face all "LOLOLOL WAI ARNT U DRANKIN" is really uncomfortable.
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I command you to show up at the next meetup.
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Also @everyone ... I'm pretty sure one of my close friends is an alocolic. I think he knows, but he doesn't do anything about it, and I'm kind of worried because he already has health problems.
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@mutualcraze: (left you a private message on your profile)
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Fill in with any of the following:
plowed
saturated
destroyed
messy
interesting
crunkalicious
pukington
silly
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Housed
Pissed
my Scottish husband is suggesting 'muntered' but I don't know what that means so I'm wary of just putting it out there.
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happy
swirly
vivacious
drunkity drunkdrunkdrunk
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I also like 'tw*tted' and 'steaming'. My Scottish friend says 'I was pure steamin'!' and I like that a lot.
Also in use: wankered; off my tits/face; messy. ie. I was a bit f*cking messy last night.
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Totally there the next time though. With bells on!
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Actually we were all quite well behaved, just slightly giddy. But look forward to seeing you at the next one!