It's not exactly a problem. I could go without alcohol and/or chocolate for years. But I guess I understand the root of psychological addiction.
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This would never happen in Belgium.
On on a serious note, what's with the masked gunman?
I guess by his definition, anything could be mentally addicting. With alcohol there can be a true physical dependence. I knew a guy once who slept with vodka by his bed so when he woke up with the shakes in the middle of the night, he could take a couple of shots.
On on a serious note, what's with the masked gunman?
I guess by his definition, anything could be mentally addicting. With alcohol there can be a true physical dependence. I knew a guy once who slept with vodka by his bed so when he woke up with the shakes in the middle of the night, he could take a couple of shots.
A chocolate addiction would never happen in Belgium?
No idea, but seems like a minor incident. Dude with a mental problem? Unfortunately society as whole, both in the US and Europe, has become a breeding ground for these types.
I know someone with a phsyical addiction too. But to get to that stage you have to drink incredible amounts of alcohol. It's not like heroin, where you might shoot it three or four times and are physically hooked.
No idea, but seems like a minor incident. Dude with a mental problem? Unfortunately society as whole, both in the US and Europe, has become a breeding ground for these types.
I know someone with a phsyical addiction too. But to get to that stage you have to drink incredible amounts of alcohol. It's not like heroin, where you might shoot it three or four times and are physically hooked.
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Yea, the nutcases have made it out of hand. Here, at least, it's the small population which ruins it for everyone.
Shit, I had a fiancée die from a heroin overdose. She had been clean for about a year or so, then did it once and thought she could shoot the same amount and boom, dead. It's the one time that you think you're in control that gets you.
Shit, I had a fiancée die from a heroin overdose. She had been clean for about a year or so, then did it once and thought she could shoot the same amount and boom, dead. It's the one time that you think you're in control that gets you.
Society is calling everything an addiction now. People claim to have coffee addiction. Which is the most pathetic white person's hardship whine out there -- in guessing people feel the need to validate themselves through having the same self-victimization plights as their favorite rap stars. Fake addictions have become semi-fashionable.
Sure, you might get headaches for a bit, but chemically caffeine is flushed out of your system in three days tops. And in true physical addictions, you'd have to consume more and more coffee over time just to experience the same physiological effects as before due to building up tolerance. A coffee addict would never make it off the toilet seat at that point.
Addiction is different when it prevents you from keeping your job, maintaining relationships with other people, etc. Anything less is just weakness in self-moderation. May as well call yourself addicted to Doritos.
And then there's...
Man that sucks. But overconfidence seems like a common thread in these situations. That's messed up.
Sure, you might get headaches for a bit, but chemically caffeine is flushed out of your system in three days tops. And in true physical addictions, you'd have to consume more and more coffee over time just to experience the same physiological effects as before due to building up tolerance. A coffee addict would never make it off the toilet seat at that point.
Addiction is different when it prevents you from keeping your job, maintaining relationships with other people, etc. Anything less is just weakness in self-moderation. May as well call yourself addicted to Doritos.
And then there's...
Man that sucks. But overconfidence seems like a common thread in these situations. That's messed up.
Once you get to a couple months it really isn't all that hard to not miss drinking.
I've done 2 years without a drink before while training hard for competition climbing in my mid-20s, I never even really thought about booze after the first couple months. Didn't miss it at all. The trick is to keep yourself busy doing other things. A lot of drinking happens out of boredom in my opinion.
I've done 2 years without a drink before while training hard for competition climbing in my mid-20s, I never even really thought about booze after the first couple months. Didn't miss it at all. The trick is to keep yourself busy doing other things. A lot of drinking happens out of boredom in my opinion.
True, but she doesn't think I'm a jerk anymore. A friend of mine tried to introduce us and I was like "whatever, I'm going to the bathroom". First impressions and all that.
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Mine only disliked me for a couple of months, then there was a month where I didn't see her and then I basically got a fresh start.
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I have the same story with my girlfriend. She thought I was an absolute dick for two years until I asked her out a few months ago. Arrogant, lazy, substance abusing and uninterestes were some of the things she thought about me. Also that I actively disliked her from the beginning
