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Going to these lengths of rationalizing not drinking seems a bit absurd. Especially the one about taste. Someone says they enjoy the taste and the rationaliza
by tejohnso 5y ago
Going to these lengths of rationalizing not drinking seems a bit absurd.
Especially the one about taste.
Someone says they enjoy the taste and the rationalization is essentially "you're wrong, it tastes bad, you just think it tastes good". Okay well if I think it tastes good, then it tastes good. What's the point here?
I suppose if I wanted to avoid drinking, I could seek out something like this to help give me a framework for thinking about it in a different way. It might help. A program like AA might help as well, and I might seek that out if I wanted to stop drinking. But just as going to AA if you're not trying to stop drinking would be pretty unusual and maybe even silly, these attempts at rationalization seem pretty silly, over complicated, faulty, and unnecessary to me.