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I'm curious as to why you drink one drink per day. For me, drinking is mostly about feeling different from what I normally feel. Having one drink doesn't have
by mod 11y ago
I'm curious as to why you drink one drink per day.
For me, drinking is mostly about feeling different from what I normally feel. Having one drink doesn't have any noticeable impact for me, so I virtually never have just one drink except in social situations or when I just think a beer will taste good with a meal, perhaps.
I don't know where you draw the line of <too much>, or why you draw it there, but something more like 4 drinks is my norm--though my monthly consumption is likely far smaller than yours.
FWIW, compared to my peers & family, I'm definitely drinking "in moderation," even on those nights!
- wutbrodo 11y ago> For me, drinking is mostly about feeling different from what I normally feel. Having one drink doesn't have any noticeable impact for me, so I virtually never have just one drink except in social situations or when I just think a beer will taste good with a meal, perhaps. I'm not the person you asked but I'm in a similar position. Alcohol's effect on the body is as psychological as it is physiological, so even with one drink, I tap a little into those feelings of "unwinding". Throw in the fact that I'll drink beer or scotch that I really enjoy the taste of, and having a single drink is an easy way to have a nice, tasty bit of relaxation after a long day, while avoiding the disruption to my activities that 3+ drinks might entail.