Why Younger Adults are Drinking Less

re: Why Younger Adults are Drinking Less

ragus — 9/16/2024 4:12:00 AM

I got more and more tired and down after drinking, even just a little. The after effects of drinking got worse and worse the last ten years and just not worth it. So I quit about a year ago. "Anyone in their early 40's wondering why drinking suddenly started sucking so bad?" reddit.com/.../anyone_in_their_early_40s_wondering_why_drinking

re: Why Younger Adults are Drinking Less

grulla — 8/22/2024 7:30:37 AM

I still enjoy one 16oz jug of Coors Light occasionally, and no more than once a day, preferably with a meal. However, I recently, as an alternative, started mixing my UNsweetened ice tea with UNsweetened, TART, organic cherry juice, (appx 4 parts tea :1part cherry juice), a great thirst quencher. www.walmart.com/.../10315766 ~~~ images.freshop.com/.../901b2ab5094073670d58a9f5b0babf7c_large.png

re: Why Younger Adults are Drinking Less

KyerVegan — 8/17/2024 7:42:03 PM

My cousin had me try pink champagne (letting me think it was pink lemonade (I was like eight?) Soon as It hit the tip of my tongue I spit it back. Worst thing I ever tasted. That same event an older cousin was acting really dumb/weird. I asked what was wrong with him? "Drunk." Never tasted alcohol since.