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He is complaining about mood swings, not coffee. If that's the case, I'd concentrate of stopping having mood swings as opposed to stopping drinking coffee. It'
by old-gregg 17y ago
He is complaining about mood swings, not coffee. If that's the case, I'd concentrate of stopping having mood swings as opposed to stopping drinking coffee.
It's like avoiding women and sex due to mood swings, elevated heart rate and other "impractical" side effects they may cause.
- randallsquared 17y agoIf he liked coffee because of the taste or warmth, that would be useful, I agree. He apparently doesn't care about those, though, from what he says. Since he actually cares mostly about the caffeine, and since high levels of caffeine produce mood swings for him (and me), going off coffee would seem to be the solution he wants. Personally, I'm willing to put up with the mood swings, since it's not so much really high and really low as really, really high and kinda low. :) But that's just me.