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There are many paths to understanding yourself better and changing your life for the better. I quit trying to be an alcoholic somewhere between 23 and 24 -- fin
by pdimitar 5y ago
There are many paths to understanding yourself better and changing your life for the better. I quit trying to be an alcoholic somewhere between 23 and 24 -- finally understood that (1) I am not into it at all, (2) I don't get epiphanies from drinking and (3) the physical after-effects are not worth the hassle.
But I have heard from other people that they get unique perspectives on their lives while drunk so hey, maybe it's worth the liver damage for them?
I personally don't respect drunkards but I try my best to judge less. We're all screwed up one way or another and it takes a lifetime to repair damage that we're practically born with (various character traits).
We call cope how we can. To me risking life-time addiction and damaging a vital organ is not worth it but apparently to many it is.
- SyzygistSix 5y agoI don't respect anyone for being a drunkard but I sure do respect a lot of people who were drunkards.
- pdimitar 5y agoMe too. Anyone overcoming that much negative inertia and then taking their life back in their hands demands huge respect.
- SyzygistSix 5y agoA lot of them took their life in their own hands from the get go and brought us back great art nevertheless.