[reece(:]

"Reece are you having wine"

this girl

[caprimint]

BITCH you were the one tryna tempt me just A FEW NIGHT AGO SO NO PLAYING THE VICTIM NOW!!!!

[JerseyWins]

Stacey nooooo

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by caprimint

BITCH you were the one tryna tempt me just A FEW NIGHT AGO SO NO PLAYING THE VICTIM NOW!!!!

And here you are drinking without my temptation

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

Stacey nooooo

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by reece(:

And here you are drinking without my temptation

Tbh I think it was the opposite way round last night

[caprimint]

New month!!! Going to try and go for longer than a week this time, potentially even for the entire month?!?

Maybe if I actually got hangovers then I wouldn't wanna drink as often

[reece(:]

Did the spewing not tempt you to stop forever? ��

[caprimint]

It's only disgusting at the time but it feels better after it's over

[reece(:]

A true bodily cleanse

[caprimint]

This time I've completed day 5

[Matthew.]

Well done!

[Crimson Dynamo]

queen of day five

[Braden]

congratulations!

stick with it! I promise it'll be the best decision you ever make. I was twenty months sober at one point, and it was beneficial in so many ways:

- no expense spared on ridiculously priced drinks/club entrance tickets
- clear conscience and no horrific hangovers (which made me want to quit in the first place)
- increased desire to work on physical health
- for me, I stopped smoking completely as the two habits went hand in hand
- spent more time doing things I wanted to do, as oppose to getting drunk as it seemed like the socially acceptable thing to do.

[Braden]

other things:

- alcohol tastes horrible, sorry about it
- you'll find yourself developing new hobbies/interests if you find yourself getting bored because of it.

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

queen of day five

Originally Posted by Matthew.

Well done!

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Braden

congratulations!

stick with it! I promise it'll be the best decision you ever make. I was twenty months sober at one point, and it was beneficial in so many ways:

- no expense spared on ridiculously priced drinks/club entrance tickets
- clear conscience and no horrific hangovers (which made me want to quit in the first place)
- increased desire to work on physical health
- for me, I stopped smoking completely as the two habits went hand in hand
- spent more time doing things I wanted to do, as oppose to getting drunk as it seemed like the socially acceptable thing to do.

Originally Posted by Braden

other things:

- alcohol tastes horrible, sorry about it
- you'll find yourself developing new hobbies/interests if you find yourself getting bored because of it.

I didn't drink at all for 9 months last year and it didn't really bother me at all (probably because before then I hardly ever drank at all, like maybe once every few months on average?), then I started again when the World Cup was on and drank a looot more often then and it turned into like a few days a week.

But actually it's not that difficult once you get into it yknow?

Saving money is one of the main things for me for sure. I don't get hangovers so that doesn't bother me too much but I've noticed I've felt more 'clean' when not drinking

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by caprimint

I didn't drink at all for 9 months last year and it didn't really bother me at all (probably because before then I hardly ever drank at all, like maybe once every few months on average?), then I started again when the World Cup was on and drank a looot more often then and it turned into like a few days a week.

But actually it's not that difficult once you get into it yknow?

Saving money is one of the main things for me for sure. I don't get hangovers so that doesn't bother me too much but I've noticed I've felt more 'clean' when not drinking

How much would you drink a night if you were just drinking normally?

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

How much would you drink a night if you were just drinking normally?

On an average night of drinking: probably 2 small bottles of wine (18.5cl about 12% each) and maybe a malibu/vodka with diet coke. That's enough to get me really drunk.

Before I always drank cider, so probably 3 ciders and a malibu or something.

So it's not really that much alcohol, but it's more so how often that I was doing it more so than the quantity consumed.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by caprimint

On an average night of drinking: probably 2 small bottles of wine (18.5cl about 12% each) and maybe a malibu/vodka with diet coke. That's enough to get me really drunk.

Before I always drank cider, so probably 3 ciders and a malibu or something.

So it's not really that much alcohol, but it's more so how often that I was doing it more so than the quantity consumed.

no its not a lot

once you drink one drink do you feel an urge for another and another - chase the buzz?

[JerseyWins]

CaldBet, what are the Week 2 opening odds for Days 8-14?

[caprimint]

DAY 6 COMPLETE NOW Y'ALL!!!



After today I'll have made it a week!!!

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

no its not a lot

once you drink one drink do you feel an urge for another and another - chase the buzz?

Yes exactly that

I WON'T stop until I'm drunk!

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

CaldBet, what are the Week 2 opening odds for Days 8-14?

Easily a 1/5 imo

[Livia]

I had a glass of champagne last New Years Eve. How many days is that?

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Livia

I had a glass of champagne last New Years Eve. How many days is that?

127 days

An INSPIRATION!

[Livia]

Originally Posted by caprimint

127 days

An INSPIRATION!

I've never been drunk and consequently never had a hangover.

I'm, like... an angel or summin'.

Spoiler:

(although I have enjoyed a spliff or two in my time...)