alcoholism

[simon]

Too cool!!!!!!!!

 

[familyguyfan]

Originally posted by Dimebag_Darrell
well i never said do it every day. only on occasion because getting twacked out is a lot of fun but if you do it too much it turns into a cycle because you smoke or snort it and then you stay up for a few hours depending and then you start coming down and the reason you come down and feel ****ty is because your brain needs more to feel like it was and if you have some more you will do it...lest you know, 3-4 days have gone by and your ass is still up. Trust me, I've been through the negative side of meth.

I havent done it in like 3 months, last time I stayed up for 28 days and trust me its in-f*cking-sane!! My vision was waving and flopping, I looked like just a big slab of skin with no definition, my eyes were blood shot to the max, I was constantly hallucinating and I didnt look very desirable to the ladies lol....

It sure increases your alcohol intake ability!

You just helped further prove my point as to why it would be dumb to do it...

It's a bad drug where the negatives far outweigh the positives. Stick to pot and shrooms.


And why would you want to have the effect of being able to drink twice as much but not get as drunk? That basically just nullifies the point of drinking.

 

[undesputable]

Originally posted by Dimebag_Darrell
Dude I think that you just need to chill, invite some ppl to get drunk with you and get laid every once in a while and you'll be ok.

Unless you have a busy schedule.

OH! And get spun out(meth)! Dude you'll be up longer partying and you won't get as drunk while being able to drink twice as much as you could when you weren't spun out. so go get 50 dollars and buy some tweak. NOW!

nah man ive been around that **** for some time now, and with a lot of will power ive been able to stay away from it. if im going to do some really bad **** like that i rather do some x. but thats not the point ive quit drugs altogether, except for alcohol which is the most fun, but ironically i feel that is affecting me the worst. ive cut down on the drinking anyways bc im training for boxing. it sucks tho bc just one night of no sleep and lots of drinking can ruin a whole week of hard training. thats all it takes, one day.

 

[Interpol]

Originally posted by Dimebag_Darrell
well i never said do it every day. only on occasion because getting twacked out is a lot of fun but if you do it too much it turns into a cycle because you smoke or snort it and then you stay up for a few hours depending and then you start coming down and the reason you come down and feel ****ty is because your brain needs more to feel like it was and if you have some more you will do it...lest you know, 3-4 days have gone by and your ass is still up. Trust me, I've been through the negative side of meth.

I havent done it in like 3 months, last time I stayed up for 28 days and trust me its in-f*cking-sane!! My vision was waving and flopping, I looked like just a big slab of skin with no definition, my eyes were blood shot to the max, I was constantly hallucinating and I didnt look very desirable to the ladies lol....

It sure increases your alcohol intake ability!

I'd recommend coke before meth...

 

[Aztec]

Originally posted by undesputable
Im starting to worry about this....i look forward to getting drunk

Reflect on your statements.




I hardly see a response that really answered your concern.


Alcohol is highly possible to be a precursor to any addictive substance. It obviously shows when you said that you look forward to getting hammered.

It is probably funny now because you are young but WATCH IT!!! At least, you can identify that something is probably wrong in this picture.

A lot of people (ie college-age folks) use and abuse substances and let go of these habits when they get their own jobs, families etc. Meaning they outgrow this sh1t. Also, a lot of people get stuck. And when they get stuck, they are stuck for a loooong time (short time if they die soon).

Watch families get destroyed by alcoholism. Maybe spending multiple times in jail for DWI/DUI....maybe for vehicular manslaughter. Maybe spending your and/or taxpayers' dollars going in and out of detox/rehab. Maybe that's your thing or maybe not. You have those choices.

Some "experts" believe that some people are prone to this "disease" anyway and it could be hereditary. Don't believe in this complete BS because it isn't true. You can get out of this mess without any formal treatment or going to any "anonymous" groups. But I'm getting ahead of myself.

I can't tell you to stop because you may tend to do the opposite and start binging everyday, but just keep the consequences in mind (or the benefits of not being an alky or a druggie)

 

[DrMetallica]

Being drunk at a party is really fun, especially if you'd be having a good time at the same party sober. For me, I drink heavily maybe once a month at college and never if it's summer vacation. Sometimes I don't have fun when I drink and I wish I were doing something else, and then I won't drink for a while after that. I dunno, I could just never see myself drinking more than once a week at most. I never drink if I have an exam in the next week.

 

[familyguyfan]

Re: Re: alcoholism

Originally posted by Aztec
Reflect on your statements.




I hardly see a response that really answered your concern.


Alcohol is highly possible to be a precursor to any addictive substance. It obviously shows when you said that you look forward to getting hammered.

It is probably funny now because you are young but WATCH IT!!! At least, you can identify that something is probably wrong in this picture.

A lot of people (ie college-age folks) use and abuse substances and let go of these habits when they get their own jobs, families etc. Meaning they outgrow this sh1t. Also, a lot of people get stuck. And when they get stuck, they are stuck for a loooong time (short time if they die soon).

Watch families get destroyed by alcoholism. Maybe spending multiple times in jail for DWI/DUI....maybe for vehicular manslaughter. Maybe spending your and/or taxpayers' dollars going in and out of detox/rehab. Maybe that's your thing or maybe not. You have those choices.

Some "experts" believe that some people are prone to this "disease" anyway and it could be hereditary. Don't believe in this complete BS because it isn't true. You can get out of this mess without any formal treatment or going to any "anonymous" groups. But I'm getting ahead of myself.

I can't tell you to stop because you may tend to do the opposite and start binging everyday, but just keep the consequences in mind (or the benefits of not being an alky or a druggie)

Of course he looks forward to getting drunk at a party. Just about everyone that goes to a party looks forward to it beforehand. That's not necessarily a sign of alcoholism.

You are right though that most people grow out of the frequent nights of drunken partying, but some do not, and that is when it becomes a problem.

You're completely wrong though that alcoholism cannot be hereditary. You won't necessarily only become an alcoholic if someone in your family before you has, but if that is the case, then you will be more prone to it. Native americans are perfect examples of alcoholism being hereditary.

And in his current situation of just getting drunk at parties with his friend, you're right, he doesn't need formal treatment to stop. But, a full-blown alcoholic does need formal treatment to stop.

 

[Aztec]

Originally posted by familyguyfan

You're completely wrong though that alcoholism cannot be hereditary. You won't necessarily only become an alcoholic if someone in your family before you has, but if that is the case, then you will be more prone to it. Native americans are perfect examples of alcoholism being hereditary.

And in his current situation of just getting drunk at parties with his friend, you're right, he doesn't need formal treatment to stop. But, a full-blown alcoholic does need formal treatment to stop.

Fruit doesn't fall far from the tree. This is because they see what their family members do, therefore they emulate them consciously or not. Monkey see, monkey do. Not because it's genetic. One has the choice to break the cycle.

I agree that full-blown, out of control alcoholics need some sort of a jumpstart or "slap to the back of the head" by sending them to rehab in the beginning for evaluation and treatment. Keep in mind that a lot of these people tend to recidivate due to the "teachings" they get from inside.

I also used to look forward to weekends because that meant hanging out with my army buddies and getting that Pabst Blue Ribbon in to my system. As a matter of fact, I still do. Thinking about it, it's not because I'm looking forward getting hammered but being in the company of my friends. I don't know what undesputable's situation is. Some people makes excuses just to be intoxicated, be it around people or in isolation. That's the difference.

 

[familyguyfan]

Originally posted by Aztec
Fruit doesn't fall far from the tree. This is because they see what their family members do, therefore they emulate them consciously or not. Monkey see, monkey do. Not because it's genetic. One has the choice to break the cycle.

Nope, you're still wrong there. While that is the case sometimes, it still can be genetics. It doesn't even have to be in your immediate family. Could be grandfather, aunt, uncle, whoever. Once again I bring up the Native American case.

And it has little to do with "breaking the cycle" because if you have a grandfather that was an alcoholic for example, it doesn't necessarily mean you will definitely be an alcoholic. It just means you are more prone to being one yourself.

 

[penkitten]

my dad was an acholic and now hes dead. i miss him

 

[PRMoon]

Hmmmm

hmmmm...

It appears to me that alchol is a drug. A widely available and widely accepted drug.

Not saying I don't like it...even love it but none-the-less alchol is a drug. So like any other brain and mind altering drug, there are going to be certain addictive qualities to it, thats just kind of how the way world works. Sure many of us may or may not go down that road becuase many of us don't know what it's like to be that poor, or lose that much, or have some kind of emotinal void, or just escape from reality etc etc, all of those things that alcholics couple together as their reason for drinking. But again that's what drug attics do. The only way all of society will be rid of alcholism would be to remove alchol all together. Maybe it'll happen, but it won't be in this lifetime.

 

[undesputable]

Re: Hmmmm

Originally posted by PRMoon
The only way all of society will be rid of alcholism would be to remove alchol all together. Maybe it'll happen, but it won't be in this lifetime.

i dont think that will ever happen... It has already happened in the past....didnt last long.alcohol will always be around.

 

[PRMoon]

Re: Re: Hmmmm

Originally posted by undesputable
i dont think that will ever happen... It has already happened in the past....didnt last long.alcohol will always be around.

You never really know. I mean society might some day combat the damages that we do to ourselves as humans, and one day be rid of all harmful entertainment drugs. It seems very unlikely now because of the way things are but certianly in a few hundred, few thousand years (If humans are still around) such a thing could be possible.

 

[Interpol]

Re: Re: Re: Hmmmm

Originally posted by PRMoon
I mean society might some day combat the damages that we do to ourselves as humans, and one day be rid of all harmful entertainment drugs.

I hope to god I never live to see that day...