Sobriety trend gaining steam? Noticed all last week…

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

Shocker, but you can enjoy life without drinking on a regular basis. Take care of your health and appearsnce.

[Anonymous]

no they just traded one addiction for another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get the worst nights sleep now after drinking even a small amount. Drinking is reserved for very rare occasions once or twice a month - and only because I really do enjoy it. The ruined next day is a steep price.

This is why I stopped drinking. Even the slightest bit gave me a headache the next morning. And now I don't miss it at all. I'll have a non-alcoholic beer every now and then because I do like the taste but I can do without the alcohol.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I get the worst nights sleep now after drinking even a small amount. Drinking is reserved for very rare occasions once or twice a month - and only because I really do enjoy it. The ruined next day is a steep price.

This is why I stopped drinking. Even the slightest bit gave me a headache the next morning. And now I don't miss it at all. I'll have a non-alcoholic beer every now and then because I do like the taste but I can do without the alcohol.

The sleep/headache thing is too real. I still have a glass of wine from time to time, weekends only. On weeknights I figured out that a good mocktail (usually involving light ginger beer with a splash of lime or pineapple, some kind of garnish) happily fills the space where a glass of wine used to be

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

There's nothing negative about being healthy and looking your natural best. Alcohol, drugs, smoking, and obesity are not healthy; but feel free to indulge in all and look your worst.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

Shocker, but you can enjoy life without drinking on a regular basis. Take care of your health and appearsnce.

That went right over your head, didn't it? The amount of drinking I do has zero effect on my looks (if you learned how to read, you would have seen it). However, the amount of obsessing you do about looking young is definitely off-putting and not attractive at all. Age gracefully and take that stick out of your ass. I guarantee you'll have a much better time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

There's nothing negative about being healthy and looking your natural best. Alcohol, drugs, smoking, and obesity are not healthy; but feel free to indulge in all and look your worst.

Another one who not only completely missed the point but apparently can't read either.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

Shocker, but you can enjoy life without drinking on a regular basis. Take care of your health and appearsnce.

That went right over your head, didn't it? The amount of drinking I do has zero effect on my looks (if you learned how to read, you would have seen it). However, the amount of obsessing you do about looking young is definitely off-putting and not attractive at all. Age gracefully and take that stick out of your ass. I guarantee you'll have a much better time.

LOL. You're a nice piece of work. It's obvious you don't care about your appearance.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

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Sounds like we need a federal bailout for the industry. Won't someone please think of the children?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

Shocker, but you can enjoy life without drinking on a regular basis. Take care of your health and appearsnce.

That went right over your head, didn't it? The amount of drinking I do has zero effect on my looks (if you learned how to read, you would have seen it). However, the amount of obsessing you do about looking young is definitely off-putting and not attractive at all. Age gracefully and take that stick out of your ass. I guarantee you'll have a much better time.

LOL. You're a nice piece of work. It's obvious you don't care about your appearance.

At least I know how to read.

[Anonymous]

No amount of alcohol is healthy.

Just like smoking has become a rarity, so will drinking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No amount of alcohol is healthy.

Just like smoking has become a rarity, so will drinking.

+1

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the faces of older women who drank regularly...they don't age well.

I’ll take fun and fellowship over vanity. Age comes for all of us eventually.

+1. I don't drink very much anymore because of the way it wrecks me the next day, but I completely agree. I think women trying so desperately to hold on to youth look the worst.

Shocker, but you can enjoy life without drinking on a regular basis. Take care of your health and appearsnce.

That went right over your head, didn't it? The amount of drinking I do has zero effect on my looks (if you learned how to read, you would have seen it). However, the amount of obsessing you do about looking young is definitely off-putting and not attractive at all. Age gracefully and take that stick out of your ass. I guarantee you'll have a much better time.

LOL. You're a nice piece of work. It's obvious you don't care about your appearance.

At least I know how to read.

Then read about alcohol and its effect on your health.