I am not an alcoholic, but I like drinking alcohol regularly. Sometimes you know it's so crazy.....as if the entire flesh in my body is moving forward to buy that next bottle of whiskey or can of beer....damnnn alcohol has totally gripped my body even when I am non-drunk.

Sure liquor kinda controls my movements and life...but if I was an alcoholic things would be a lot more serious....

The liquor is calling the shots randy

"I'm not drrrunk,YOAR durnk"

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Sounds like you are a functional alcoholic/substance abuser, on the verge of becoming non-functional. especially when considering your post in the other thread saying you only found enjoyment in drinking or smoking as you got older.

alcohol is the best man

Alcohol errrday crew. Great job. Never miss work. It's easy. Mix vodka with water/crystal light substitute. Never feel better the next day.

OP can you go 2 full weeks without alcohol? If you say yes, then do it srs

Much boredom.

lmao this

Same bro feels good man

Alcohol is the best man

Haha I remember when I was like that too

Then the liver problems happened haha

You wont get problems unless your downing atleast half a fifth per day

I hope I don't become non-functional.Yeah I can...I can go on 2 months without it maximum.

That is weird OP because I am the exact opposite.


I am an alcoholic and I haven’t touched the stuff in years.

I have no compulsion or desire for it, in fact the idea of it is a turn off for me.


Good luck man.


Srs

Do you do any other drugs

So you mean to say alcohol has completely gripped your body to the point of no return? I mean if you aren't drinking for months on end....but still feel like an alcoholic?

Have taken several weeks off drinking myself. Still have had booze sitting in my fridge the whole time. Might drink a few of them right now, then go back to non-boozing for a while.

It is definitely not sustainable drinking multiple times a week if it's anything over a beer or two.