XPost: uk.legal, uk.politics.drugs
From: Blah@hotmail.com
Svenne wrote:
> On Sun, 02 Aug 2009 15:55:50 +0100, Blah wrote:
>
>>>> My body and mind are just fine, I am 35, run two successful business
>>>> (one in a sporting field), and enjoy a social drink most days which
>>>> doesn't interfere with the prior.
>
>>> Having a drink to control your morning shakes and get you through the
>>> day isn't doing you any good in the long run, Blah.
>
>> Where did you get *that* pearl from? I don't have a drink *most* days
> You said it yourself, Blah, right up there in the top paragraph where
> you say quite clearly that you drink most days.
As you know I was talking about days of the week. And the pearl I
referred to was this mystical drink to cure the "morning shakes" that
you imagine.
Tell me again how you know so much about them, it definitly seems to be
personal experience. We just need to know how long you had them for?
>
>> until after 10pm. I *sometimes* have a drink after sport on the weekend.
>> I have never drunk in the morning, nor do I touch spirits apart from
>> maybe twice a year. And all my drinking is social - in the pub with
>> customers , or after my return with the missus.
>
> I'm not interested in how you rationalise your drinking habits to
> yourself. Tell your therapist and if you haven't got one, get one.
> He'll help you cut through your rationalisations and denials.
>
>> I haven't got any dt's,
>
> Poor Blah.
>
> You won't have the shakes as long as you keep drinking every day to
> hold them at bay, but they'll catch up on you in the end unless you
> get help.
You are completely obsessed with diagnosis and fixing of my "problems" -
nothing so dedicated that those who have fixed themselves or caught
religion.
What did it for you, going to AA or Church?
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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