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What age did you quit the night scene?

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I started to realize at about 25. It would have been earlier but I was a hardcore alcoholic so I was too drunk to notice I was having a shyt time. Having cleaned up my act, the idea of spending more than fifteen minutes in a nightclub fycking digusts me. I worked at one while doing my degree. It's a cesspit of people with literally nothing more worthwhile to do. Harsh view, but having spoken to a lot of club goers, they're fairly vacuous and uninteresting people. My view as an alcoholic (I'm reformed but you honestly never stop being an alcoholic, see Craig Ferguson discussing his drinking problems for more information) is that weekend warriors are purely in it for the escape drugs, booze and sex gives them. They get to run away from their life for the night. I enjoy my life, I don't want to run away from it.
 

Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.

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clubs in my early 20's but I'm 31 now so I stick to lounges or bars that are more mellow.
 
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never? I was never good on that place, don't like to dance, don't even know how lol, too much noise so I can't talk or heard right, I did sometimes when friends invited and tehy wanted to go there but it was always meh for me
 
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ohrein said:
I started to realize at about 25. It would have been earlier but I was a hardcore alcoholic so I was too drunk to notice I was having a shyt time. Having cleaned up my act, the idea of spending more than fifteen minutes in a nightclub fycking digusts me. I worked at one while doing my degree. It's a cesspit of people with literally nothing more worthwhile to do. Harsh view, but having spoken to a lot of club goers, they're fairly vacuous and uninteresting people. My view as an alcoholic (I'm reformed but you honestly never stop being an alcoholic, see Craig Ferguson discussing his drinking problems for more information) is that weekend warriors are purely in it for the escape drugs, booze and sex gives them. They get to run away from their life for the night. I enjoy my life, I don't want to run away from it.
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I think that's a very accurate summary. I noticed this too. A lot of these people were utterly disenchanted and it didn't take much booze to get them to lash out and become an uncivilized moron
 
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