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Then you just have to ask yourself if you want society to dictate how you live your life. Well, no, I don't. But its an unavoidable force that has and will co
by forgottenpass 13y ago
Then you just have to ask yourself if you want society to dictate how you live your life.
Well, no, I don't. But its an unavoidable force that has and will continue to dictate almost every waking moment of my life.
Switching from one broadly socially acceptable state (drinking socially) to another broadly socially acceptable state (never drinking) does not change the level to which society dictates how you live your life. The only thing that changes is that your sobriety may be a curiosity for people that engage in drinking.
- chrischen 13y ago> Switching from one broadly socially acceptable state (drinking socially) to another broadly socially acceptable state (never drinking) does not change the level to which society dictates how you live your life. It depends. Did you switch because society told you to? You can drink if you want, or not. I'm just saying, if you drink are you doing it because everyone else is doing it or because you want to for good reason? I made a choice to not drink, and it was based on practical concerns. I decided the negatives outweighed the positives in my case. Simple as that.