https://youtube.com/shorts/aOwmt39L2IQ

First taste - late teens
- Context: A classmate introduces him to cheap wine.
- Drink: Port or muscatel (sweet, cheap fortified wine).
- Effect: Immediate sense of warmth and detachment from his daily misery. He feels freer, bolder, and suddenly "part of the human race" instead of outside it.

Drinking with school acquaintances
- Context: He starts hanging with other boys who drink in parks, alleys, or street corners.
- Drink: Cheap wine, sometimes beer.
- Effect: Laughing, telling stories, feeling a fragile sense of camaraderie - but the friendships are shallow and fade when the bottle is gone.

Alcohol as a social bridge to girls
- Context: Tries approaching girls after drinking; sometimes gets a little further physically than when sober.
- Drink: Beer or wine, whatever is available.
- Effect: Boost in confidence, but still awkward and clumsy. Encounters usually end in rejection or humiliation.

Skipping school to drink
- Context: He starts ditching classes just to drink with a few like-minded outcasts.
- Drink: Beer or wine.
- Effect: Starts to see drinking not as a treat but as a better use of his time than being in school.

Drinking alone
- Context: Buys alcohol without anyone else, hides, and drinks by himself.
- Drink: Wine, sometimes straight from the bottle.
- Effect: Begins associating alcohol with solitude and self-reflection rather than only social events - a key shift that foreshadows his adult habit.

Alcohol and physical fights
- Context: After drinking, he gets into or provokes fights - sometimes with strangers, sometimes with drinking buddies.
- Drink: Beer or wine.
- Effect: The booze makes him more reckless and less concerned with the consequences.

First drunken blackout
- Context: Drinks heavily during a night out with other boys, wakes up unsure of exactly what happened.
- Drink: Likely cheap wine (port or muscatel).
- Effect: Crosses a threshold - now knows what it means to lose control completely, and it doesn't scare him enough to stop.

Alcohol as identity
- Context: By the time he leaves high school, he's already "the guy who drinks" among his peers.
- Drink: Whatever's cheapest.
- Effect: He no longer needs an excuse to drink; it's part of his self-image - rebellious, detached, and unbothered by normal expectations.

He drank the atheist liquid and therefore died earlier.

>>82182038 (OP)
I can binge drink then not touch alcohol for a month. It's not addictive and "addiction" is not even real. Most people are just mentally weak NPCs.

>>82182109
>hurr durr I know better than doctors because I went to retard school
Dipshit.

>>82182125
Nah I know from experience not from what some kike doctor says. You are a faggot and a cuck.

>>82182109
Alcoholism is genetic

>>82182109
>I can binge-damage myself and then...
tell it as it is

>>82182109
same. i always drink for a 2-3 days and then take a month off

>>82182109
Addiction may be real, but its true that some people are immune. Some people can try heroin a few times and decide its not for them.

>>82182038 (OP)
Do you realize that some of us are gonna be dock workers or used car salesmen for the rest of our lives?
Alcohol is for those of us who've resigned ourselves to our fate as life's background characters. It truly doesn't matter if I get fat and die at 56.