Same here, plus my blackout threshold has continued to lower to where I sometimes blackout after just 5 mixed drinks. All that is why I made the decision to quit. Not wanting to drink hasn't been much of a challenge during these five weeks but waiting for my brain chemicals to readjust has been extremely difficult.
You have beaches where young women go, not just families and maybe a few younger teens? Where?
If I was next to you, they would be looking at me more than you.
Men frequently err by talking too much. They often monopolize conversations, droning on and on about topics that bore women to tears. They think they're impressing the women when, in reality, they're depressing the women.
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I'm telling the truth. If you're not jacked, but I am, you always lose. This happens in real life when I'm in a room or space of just pudgy looking dudes.
I'm pretty sure he isn't if he is standing at the beach only getting stares. He most likely look like a creepy guy at this point.
I'm on vacation in Denmark.
I've been with so many 8+, I can't even remember them all.
I'm down. I've tried less drinking but I just don't do well with moderating it. When you understand the mechanics of how alcohol works and how it affects the brain, it's not surprising. Alcohol is a depressant/relaxant. The brain is always seeking a state of equilibrium and to achieve it, it re-balances your brain chemicals in an effort to counteract the effects of the alcohol and return to "normal". The issue is that the effects of the alcohol wear off much faster than the brain adjusts its chemicals, so what happens is the brain is dumping anxiety-producing chemicals long after your drink wears off. That leaves you feeling anxious and crappy once the alcohol has been metabolized and it takes a day or so depending on your age and the amount of alcohol you ingest to get back to equilibrium again. So really it's trading 1-several hours of anti-anxiety for 4-24 hours of extreme anxiety. Just not worth it. Ever just sit and have one drink and then no more? You feel like crap (or at least get a bit of a headache, don't feel as "good" as you did, and for many people you feel anti-social and tired and irritable) when it wears off and the only fix is to have a second drink. And then a third, and so on.
You're free to continue your delusion... I doubt you've ever fvcked a hot girl in your life.
Yeah, but where in Denmark - what kind of beach? are you at a beach in the capital region? a touristy resort? a calm rural area? a smaller city?
Downtown Copenhagen.
Please take your fairy tales elsewhere.
Let's see those receipts, buddy
