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It would be if OP were an alcoholic which he clearly isn't. OP does not mention dependence issues, his drinking is not even habitual and the effects on his soc
by ko-ko-ko 7y ago
It would be if OP were an alcoholic which he clearly isn't.
OP does not mention dependence issues, his drinking is not even habitual and the effects on his social life or personal health are minor. All the advice about 12 step programs, lifestyle changes with exercising and teetotaling is going overboard b/c that is clearly not what OP asked about.
Op wanted tips on how to drink "sustainably", I find that drinking light alcoholic beverages is harder to control than hard liquor both for physical and social reasons (more social pressure to drink "light drinks", more stigma on "liquor")
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- brodouevencode 7y ago> It would be if OP were an alcoholic which he clearly isn't. You don't know that, and can't be determined by a very abbreviated post.