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I don't drink alcohol of any kind. Hence the submission of the close I have to such.
My uncle doesn't drink, but still collects small bottles of spirits, but I get you, I mainly find the bottles and liquid beautiful and only drink occasionally.
I will never drink ever again. I have done plenty of dope and no shortage of alchohol quite a while ago. I don't miss it one bit and If I'm after dope it'll never be booze.
Drinking alchohol is synonyms to a slow suicide and and self destruction. It makes you stupid and it is like saying out loud that you have shitty memories you can't, but want to, forget. Not that you will but you will stop caring about yourself and wanting to forget memories.
Come here, I got this big club. I can handle your desire to forget. Just don't talk about the club, okay?
I see where you are comming from, and while I disagree with some points you make, I am truly happy for you that you have managed to be clean, and I wish you all the best.
I meant no disrespect to your struggles with this thread, but since this is one of the largest communities on lemmy threads about drink and drinking will show up, so I don't know what you want me to do.
I have no desire to forget in this case, I have never mentioned any club, so I think you are a bit confused.
Again, I am very happy to hear that you have got clean, and I really wish you a bright future, but if you are in this situation, perhaps this thread isn't for you?
Oh I couldn't help but take the opportunity to explain the truth of certain decisions. I'm just a complete prick for that kind of thing. And for club, let me just say that this isn't a real fight beyond this here and now moment. Take it with a sense of mutual respect if you can handle the truth I already laid down. I'd say more but I just want you to see this fight & club. There's a fantastic movie all about it and if you haven't seen it, you should and then you'd understand why I just can't talk about the fight club.
We have a friend who says "There is no problem alcohol cannot make worse.". I do like cocktails but just one is usually my limit as I don't really like being drunk. It's more part of food culture for many of us.
Not for me. Or my respect. Ever.
It's led to me forming shitty memories I have a hard time forgetting. A vicious circle.