3 ms·
sounds like the social situation needs to change, not the explanation. assuming you're in your 20s now... don't worry, by age 35 there's less explaining and le
by mholmes680 11y ago
sounds like the social situation needs to change, not the explanation.
assuming you're in your 20s now... don't worry, by age 35 there's less explaining and less criticizing.
- will_work4tears 11y agoTo expand upon this, typically, people at that age have learned moderation or are teetotalers due to choice or recovery. Not a lot of binge drinking woo-boys/girls in their mid to late 30s and beyond, and the exceptions to that rule are probably faced with some societal judgement. The alcoholics (more so the ones in denial) and the one-off regular drinkers that scoff at teetotalers are probably the only judgement giving ones. I was probably getting close to alcoholism myself and felt touchy around people that didn't drink (well, only the ones that announced it every chance they got, but then it feels like a judgement not a statement). I drank every day basically (and not ONE beer either), but when I went to moderate myself it wasn't too difficult; now I drink less than a handful of times a month.