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» Women Now Drink As Much As Men — Not So Much For Pleasure, But To Cope
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post 1640590103 06-10-2021, 11:07 AM
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Its so many factors more than likely, but suffice to say, it can be surmised as: Our society is sick. Terminally so.
post 1640591033 06-10-2021, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted By _zman
In my experience, alcoholism ran in a lot of these women's families. So they often drank with family members too, so there's no real chance of recovery when everyone around you drinks. I was so confused by what I was seeing I started reading books on it. One was "Women and Alcohol" IIRC, written by a woman. IIRC a lot of women even lack an enzyme to process alcohol as well as men, so weight aside, they shouldn't be able to drink as much as men.

I mean mixing SSRIs from what I've read is not a good idea, let alone *****. Not sure what that does. Can't be a good combo, then there's others that mix alcohol and coke.

Again, surprised who was doing this...careermax types, doctors/physicians, lawyers, pharma girls, I at least only date girls with careers as a starting point. In fact, I'd say the ones that had the most going for them and the best careers, drank/did drugs the most. IDK how most of them functioned either. Most didn't function in relation to relationship potential, but somehow functioned fine at a job.
I wish people wanted to post to me on things I have first-hand knowledge of. The only experience I have with alcoholism is that I had a BF who was going through it. We were in our 20's. The solution was for me to leave him- which I did!! That's the only thing one can do if someone dosen't seek help. Tough but true "lesson."



I forgot to mention this in an earlier post: You can be a careerwoman/man, or even a devoted mother/father, be talented and highly efficient at your job but still be on the emotionally immature side! We all had bosses or know people that might have fit into this category
Fact: My first-generation uncle was a boxer who fought Sugar Ray Robinson! He also fought in the war, sacrificing the career he deeply loved, so people could have the right to freedom.

Let's show RESPECT for the POLICE and ALL FIRST RESPONDERS by helping to keep THEM SAFE AND SOUND, and thereby able to PROTECT US!
post 1640591213 06-10-2021, 11:18 AM
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Women wanna act like men but can't handle being like a man, hence the alcohol, anti-depressants and inability to hold a stable relationship.
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post 1640591453 06-10-2021, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted By trtmerlin
Women wanna act like men but can't handle being like a man, hence the alcohol, anti-depressants and inability to hold a stable relationship.
facts. women derive their happiness from having a family as they're social creatures. The exceptions don't make the rule
post 1640591963 06-10-2021, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted By etet1919
I wish people wanted to post to me on things I have first-hand knowledge of. The only experience I have with alcoholism is that I had a BF who was going through it. We were in our 20's. The solution was for me to leave him- which I did!! That's the only thing one can do if someone dosen't seek help. Tough but true "lesson."



I forgot to mention this in an earlier post: You can be a careerwoman/man, or even a devoted mother/father, be talented and highly efficient at your job but still be on the emotionally immature side! We all had bosses or know people that might have fit into this category
I didn't give up on her. She was smart, fun and beautiful. I told her I would quit drinking too, not that hard for me to do. That's why I bought the book to understand everything I could. But when your social circle drinks, she couldn't give it up and called it quits. I have yet to meet a woman that is willing to change or make sacrifices for a relationship. Even when it effects their own health.

I believe career people can cope without these tools as well, I've met one. I've dated many others that couldn't cope. Probably why they were single/available in the first place.
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post 1640591973 06-10-2021, 11:25 AM
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we can change laws and societal norms but we cannot change our innate behaviour linked to our biology over 100s of 1000's of years..............the end result largely as a result of feminism and the Pill and now further inflamed by social media and wokeism has put women precisely where they are now and also many weak beta incel men
post 1640592103 06-10-2021, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth
we can change laws and societal norms but we cannot change our innate behaviour linked to our biology over 100s of 1000's of years..............the end result largely as a result of feminism and the Pill and now further inflamed by social media and wokeism has put women precisely where they are now and also many weak beta incel men
Yep.
post 1640592243 06-10-2021, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth
we can change laws and societal norms but we cannot change our innate behaviour linked to our biology over 100s of 1000's of years..............the end result largely as a result of feminism and the Pill and now further inflamed by social media and wokeism has put women precisely where they are now and also many weak beta incel men
Weak beta incel men are the result of poor genetic health decisions. A lot of retarded Women just eat and drink what their ridiculous ass wants to while pregnant, then give birth to slithering afterbirth with no genetic hope.
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post 1640592313 06-10-2021, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme
Yeah essentially peer pressure in virtual form or cyber bullying.

There’s a strong market to girls of what their life ought to look like, and only the glamorous pictures being posted up, so young girls spend more time wondering why their life doesn’t look the same, and constantly comparing themselves to others - whether it looks, status, etc. Which has a profound affect upon their self-esteem.

They found that boys spend less time on social media, and don’t care as much, and while their mental health issues are rising, it’s not increasing as drastically as it is for girls.

The study noticed a dramatic uptick in mental health issues starting in 2009, which is when social media started becoming much more mainstream and where some kids spent their entire lives on social media. Whereas older millennials, mainly grew up without social media and encountered it much later in life 16+, so they weren’t experiencing the same amount of mental health issues at an earlier age, unlike those who grew up entirely with social media.

Moral of the story, keep your kids off social media at all costs.
As a girl/woman, people notice and comment on your looks more... at least, that was my experience for the longest time. A man's appearance might be overlooked more often than a girl/woman who kind of stands out in some way- good or bad. That's reality. There was ALWAYS so much emphasis placed on a young woman's good looks. That was before social media. One redeeming thing I can think of about these times we're all living in: You can use digital to positively alter your appearance and get "admiration and attention" through this mechanism.. You just have to learn how to use the apps correctly. They have many guides on it now.



I gotta go!! I'll comment more later. I'm running late... late.... later!
Fact: My first-generation uncle was a boxer who fought Sugar Ray Robinson! He also fought in the war, sacrificing the career he deeply loved, so people could have the right to freedom.

Let's show RESPECT for the POLICE and ALL FIRST RESPONDERS by helping to keep THEM SAFE AND SOUND, and thereby able to PROTECT US!
post 1640592403 06-10-2021, 11:29 AM
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they're just throwing fuel to the fire
post 1640592863 06-10-2021, 11:36 AM
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post 1640593013 06-10-2021, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted By etet1919
As a girl/woman, people notice and comment on your looks more... at least, that was my experience for the longest time. A man's appearance might be overlooked more often than a girl/woman who kind of stands out in some way- good or bad. That's reality. There was ALWAYS so much emphasis placed on a young woman's good looks. That was before social media. One redeeming thing I can think of about these times we're all living in: You can use digital to positively alter your appearance and get "admiration and attention" through this mechanism.. You just have to learn how to use the apps correctly. They have many guides on it now.



I gotta go!! I'll comment more later. I'm running late... late.... later!
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post 1640603423 06-10-2021, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted By DizzySmalls
That was my idea of humor lol. Don't worry ma, I'm not after your reefer
No worries. Don't have any. Was never more than a once in a while at a party thing.
Originally Posted By DizzySmalls
I'd take a 30 year old male driver high and drunk over a 65 year old Asian Canadian woman. Why do they only care about things like reaction time when it comes to substances?
Hmm...imagine if there were different grades of DL issued by driving ability. Like better drivers had unlimited lanes/hours and worse drivers had more limitations. For real think that some older people would be better served by restricted hours.
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Yep
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and high salt.https://www.pnas.org/content/115/12/3138.short



I am really worried about humanity. I think people almost everywhere eat a crap diet. I think life expectancy will drop. Cancer rates are going to skyrocket.

Fish oil might help thohttps://www.hindawi.com/journals/bmri/2017/2503847/
Wait, sugar, salt, and fat? Blah.
Originally Posted By Legz422
I disagree on pushing this in place of alcohol. Why not encourage people to learn how to cope sober instead of pushing another drug?



As to the bolded, you really shouldn't. I've seen a video from a cop friend of mine from his dashcam of a guy who was high and driving. It was just as bad as seeing a drunk driver. Weaving all over the road, etc.
Well it would be better to fix what's causing the pain, but people will seek out pain relief.
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post 1640604303 06-10-2021, 02:12 PM
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the average waist size for a american woman is 36''



let that sink in
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They are on instagram, only fans, tik tok for validation. They are drunk and high all the time but completely empty and lost inside
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post 1640606143 06-10-2021, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted By nn586
the average waist size for a american woman is 36''



let that sink in
Noticing more and more couples where the women are bigger than the men. Skinny man with an overweight woman, overweight man with an obese woman, etc. Rarely see women with a bigger man. A lot of women don’t seem to care much about their health after a certain point. Sad thing is, men are accepting this.
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Originally Posted By nn586
the average waist size for a american woman is 36''



let that sink in
Keep that sink out
post 1640607143 06-10-2021, 02:54 PM
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Thats what happens when you are told everything you want to hear, told you can get any man just be patient, told that you can live like the top 3% of women, only to find out that you are average at best like the rest of the world and will live an average life.
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