Pretty self explanatory question. As I've matured, (I'm 26) I've noticed that my perception has slightly shifted while I'm drunk.
When I was younger 18-21, I never suffered from hangovers and was generally a happy-bouncy drunk.
Nowadays, when I drink too much, I start to feel paranoid, similar to the paranoia you'd feel as a symptom of a fat joint. I also get really bad hangovers, even if it's just two beers! So because of this ^ I've limited my alcohol intake to once a month.
I don't t take any alcoholic beverages because I'm allergic to alcohol. I have tried it once and I vomited all day and had stomach cramps throughout the day. I only take energy drinks.
As a lady, I don't drink alcoholic beverages often except on rare and special occasions. Even at that, whenever I'm drinking, it's always in moderation. I don't know what it feels like to get drunk.
I'm not addicted to alcoholic drinks. I only drink once in a while especially on weekends. I wouldn't drink more than two bottles of beer at any sitting for any reason whatsoever.
I am not a fan of alcoholic beverages and I don't take them. One certain day, I decided to try some alcohol, I took a small sip of it and I got lightheaded immediately. I vowed not to take it again and I never did.
I don't tend to drink alcohol too often anymore. When I was younger I used to drink at least once a week when I went out for nights out and would wake up hangover-free. Nowadays and as I have gotten older, I tend to drink a little bit and feel rough the next day.
I know my limit and I try my best not to go above it. I have seen what drunk people do and I resolved it within me not to be influenced in such manner.
I know my limit and I try my best not to go above it. I have seen what drunk people do and I resolved it within me not to be influenced in such manner.
We all know that drunkard started from small before they graduated to being the master of drinks. As you are drinking, learn to cut it down totally to avoid reaching that limit of no coming back.
