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RE: SEC-S13 / W5 | "How can alcohol cause damage to your health! 🍺"
On the other hand, a drunkard who even after noticing the damaging effects of his behavior and even after summoning similar or greater will power can not break free from the drinking problem without professional assistance is known as an alcoholic.
Oh here I get it now. It all boils down to the inability to stop or not stop that makes the difference.
Good point and totally understood. Thanks for sharing that vivid point. We learn everyday. Success with the dynamic.
I really appreciate your beautiful comment on my entry, it's true that we learn everyday as we interact with others, but do you think alcoholism can be contagious if we associate with friends who are alcoholics?
Yes I actually think so. Most people are affected by their friendship circle and most people don not know how to break off this influence. So it start as a simple act encouraged by a friend who has it as a habit and before you say Jack it becomes a habit too and then they person is trying to stop and finds out he can’t. Addiction sets in.
It’s not far from show me your friend and I will show you who you are. Relationships goes a long way in affecting our choices and outcomes.
Hmmm!,
You have struck the nail on the head. I never loved beer, but associating with some friends, they have shown me how to titrate beer and Malt in the right proportional ratios, and the results of the brewing is having some effect on my attitude towards beer.
Is that what you mean by the show me your friend adage...
But this should be both ways. the none-drinking party has equal opportunity to also influence the friends to stop drinking but has often not been the case.
🤣🤣🤣…the titration is quiet funny and that’s the point.
It should work both ways but it doesn’t most times because bad company will always corrupt good morals and it seems easier to learn bad than good.