Every time I read something like this I'd really love to know some objective data of the person. Amount of drinks per day, per week. How drunk after X? On the

Every time I read something like this I'd really love to know some objective data of the person. Amount of drinks per day, per week. How drunk after X? On the chance I am so involved in not seeing my own problem... but I had a beer last night, the first in probably 2 weeks. I've been staring at one bottle in the middle drawer of my fridge for a few months. Since covid started I think I've not had 10 beers at home. (so one every 2 months?). I have a medium-sized collection of single malts and I always dread the amount of space they take up. I like them, but I don't seem to be in the mood for drinking them very often. That sounds like I'm more pushing myself to drink more... but alcohol for me 90% is a social thing, going to a bar (or even better beergarden) with friends, or for dinner. I've no problem drinking a little every day for a week, because I don't remember when that ever happened a second week. My last hangover might have been the company christmas party in 2019, and maybe I'm averaging 3-4 hangovers a year? TLDR: Really confused about how much you really need to drink to have these deep insights of how unhealthy and bad it is, because I'm certainly not feeling it. I 100% respect people who say they don't drink at all, but I am very weirded out by people who are telling me that drinking (anything) is bad per se. (Not necessarily the author of this post, it's phrased neutral enough).