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Post by Guest Sun Jul 03, 2011 7:34 pm

So i'm suffering after a big night drinking - but my question is: do you use alcohol to overcome SA at social events??

And what does it do to you the next day (i.e. does it makes you more depressed?)


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Post by Guest Sun Jul 03, 2011 7:35 pm

I'll be honest and say right now i am dying. Mentally as well. The flash backs of talking to people are mortifying, but compared to last year - i don't really care anymore.

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Post by Guest Sun Jul 03, 2011 11:45 pm

I know it is not what you asked - but for me I am afraid to drink alcohol as I am afraid I will become to open with people and then think back and be mortified, it's like I have to protect myself, I don't like the idea of not being in control of what I am doing!

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Post by padmasana Mon Jul 04, 2011 5:41 am

jhanniffy wrote:I know it is not what you asked - but for me I am afraid to drink alcohol as I am afraid I will become to open with people and then think back and be mortified, it's like I have to protect myself, I don't like the idea of not being in control of what I am doing!

haha..... thats funny u should say that, im the exact same. when i go out, i dont allow myself to get seriously drunk, cause i could do anything. its not like i set out not to get pissed , i think its some sub conscious thing. i dislike not having control over what i do!!

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Post by Guest Mon Jul 04, 2011 7:36 am

padmasana wrote:
jhanniffy wrote:I know it is not what you asked - but for me I am afraid to drink alcohol as I am afraid I will become to open with people and then think back and be mortified, it's like I have to protect myself, I don't like the idea of not being in control of what I am doing!

haha..... thats funny u should say that, im the exact same. when i go out, i dont allow myself to get seriously drunk, cause i could do anything. its not like i set out not to get pissed , i think its some sub conscious thing. i dislike not having control over what i do!!

Ya i'm the same, i like keeping in control. Unfortunately when i've had a few, i think i'm able to hold a couple more drinks, so i drink faster and more careless.

I'm fairly petite, so it should occur to me that i can't keep up the pace to a guy, yet i seem to drink alot for my size.

The worst is the blackouts i get - i could forget where i was/what i did for hours on end, which is quite dangerous imo.

I think once i hit 30 i'll be in a nun-nery anyway, so i won't have to worry about it then Cool

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Post by Guest Tue Jul 05, 2011 11:00 am

Ya i'm officially giving it up, heard some cringe stories about me at work today, from Saturday night.

I Passed out in the smoking area and had to get carried to a taxi. Also kissed someone i shouldn't - sounds like i'm a right basket case. People coming up to me that i thought didnt go, telling me that i was chatting to them for ages.

Absolutely mortifying, i barely looked at anyone today, and some guy i work with seen it all.

He Had a big smug face on him all evening, i even asked him not to go round telling stories. He said he wouldnt but i know he's told the lads.

I wanted the ground to swallow me up, never so embarrassed.

Who would have thought that 8 jagerbombs in one hour would do damage to my credibility?? Embarassed

But seriously, i'm packing up drinking when out, and see how i get on. The depression and embarrassment is not worth it.


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Post by padmasana Tue Jul 05, 2011 11:51 pm

8 jagerbombs in a hour ?? haha. yea.......... that wood defo do the trick. drink is an awful thing tho, every sun i give it up too but it only lasts til thurs Razz . anyways..... dont beat urself up about it. we all have messy nites.

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Post by Guest Wed Jul 06, 2011 12:11 am

Ya i know - i wouldnt mind but it was a work function - and i know i shouldnt be going over board at those events, i still have to work with those people like.

If it was just me and my mates on a night out, it would have been grand (well not grand but not as embarrassing like)

Anyhu its Tuesday - i'm gonna try and make it into the canteen today - i have met most of the people anyways. Just one or 2 people i'm trying to dodge, haha. :opps:


Oh and my bloody sister told my mam i got into a taxi on my own after drinking too many shots - she's only 10 and yet still managed to eavesdrop on my convos!! Mum wasnt impressed to say the least, lol.

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Post by padmasana Wed Jul 06, 2011 12:29 am

ah sure its done now, theres no point on dwelling on it. it will be forgotten about about a while, it was just a drunken nite.
sucks your mum found out tho, hahaha !! did u get a lecture from her?

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Post by Guest Wed Jul 06, 2011 12:35 am

Haha, not really, my mum is sound. I didnt go into much detail for her about that night, haha.

She was just annoyed i got a taxi home alone in my state, but sure its better than walking home!

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Post by TheSARecovery Sat Sep 03, 2011 9:53 am

Ya for me it make it easier to a point, when i have a few beers i can get very chatty and thats good but not being out often i get well . . excited ha! and i do be so sorry in the morning thinking back over people i was talking to and stuff, so i try stick to a few beers and stay in a merry state ha Rolling Eyes
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