_euqm

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   by _euqm 3y ago

   I see. Then I correct my prior post to: definitely. Though, I think (with no comment on your choice whatsoever, it's a commonly used phrase), that "emotional instability" may not be the most helpful term specifically in regar
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   by _euqm 3y ago

   "Noticeable change" is open for discussion. Beginning of it: within six months to two years, ever increasing. A limitation reached on full re-adjustment (as much emotional control as I could get back): six harrowing years without
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   by _euqm 3y ago

   You're asking if a clear problem with emotional instability while briefly sober, across observation of virtually every subject that drinks long term, is from another cause than the substance abuse that causes emotional instability when
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   by _euqm 3y ago

   Any MS student could come up with several possibilities for statistical lies within that phrasing.
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   by _euqm 3y ago

   Assured to be 100% false
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   by _euqm 3y ago

   Related to the fact that I initially wrote, then deleted, then wrote a milder form of a pre-apology for voicing helpful experience in a thread about a reduction in domestic violence.
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   by _euqm 3y ago

   At the risk of sounding unintentionally self congratulatory: Once sober for years, the largest external before and after observation was the difference in emotional lability between people who drink regularly and anyone else. I'm not t