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> I was the one who chose to start drinking. Alcohol doesn’t affect me much personally, so I’ve never understood why anyone would start drinking in the first p
by pajamasam 1y ago
> I was the one who chose to start drinking.
Alcohol doesn’t affect me much personally, so I’ve never understood why anyone would start drinking in the first place. But that’s where I would argue that addictions are less of a choice and more circumstantial.
- huimang 1y agoSocial pressure, and enjoying the taste of the drink.
- FlameRobot 1y agoYou know what is the funniest thing. I used to drink all these different Ales and artisan beers. After I quit drinking alcohol. I used to have a 4 pack of these 0% Ales/Larger that was supposed to taste similar. The packaging differs from the regular beer in that it has a silver top instead of dark blue on this particular. I picked up the alcoholic ones inadvertently as they were in the wrong place on the shelf. When I took a sip, I thought it had gone off. It tasted terrible, like poison! Obviously once I checked the can, I realised my mistake. I gave them to my rest of the pack to one of my neighbours I think.