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>>8947554
This reminds me of my first time drinking a bunch of liquor by myself, I was nineteen and living on my own for the first time, bought a bottle of jim beam and drank most of it, laid on the floor of my bedroom blasting Highway 61 Revisited and watched the room spin, a pretty formative night in my adult life desu

>>8827838
drinking alone it not a good sign, I've been doing it for years. Avoid day drinking alone at all costs, that's where it gets shitty. I'm a 'get wasted in the few hours between work and bed' kinda guy and nothing bad really happens but on my days off if I don't watch my shit I can be a mess by the late afternoon.

day drinking is also how you start getting withdrawal when you're sober for a bit. I've been drinking hard for years but it's only after a long day of being drunk and not eating that I start getting the shakes and nausea the next morning.

you might be an alcoholic if you're concerned about your drinking, it takes priority over other important things, if you feel the need to hide how much you drink, or if you can't stop for a bit. or you might not be, everyone's different and alcoholism is a tricky 'disease' or whatever

listening to New Order on the radio working my way through an eight pack of lucky, my drinking window is pretty much down to three or four hours a day during the week but I make it work.

currently concocting a plan to get my girlfriend back, trying to find my witch hat, trying to not drink too much but I only have eight 5% beers so I think I'm good.