J-Ho-Fo-Show69 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 31, 2024 7:06 pm
I’ve done several months no booze or weed. I also make it a habit not to drink during the week. Although, sometimes I do. I’ve found that if I have a few drinks one night after not drinking for a week or so it really doesn’t affect me. I jump right out of bed. It’s when I drink two nights in a row (like on a boys trip) that it really affects me. I went to folly beach back in may for a boys trip for four nights. These guys went super hard and I tried to keep up. I ended up having like a week long hangover. Which I wasn’t a fan of. I’ll say the months were I was stone cold sober, I didn’t really notice too much of a change in my energy or functions.
I find weed to be really enjoyable. I’ll take a gummy once a week. I don’t really smoke it now. I like to take one before I go to a show or a big dinner. It just loosens me up, I drink less, and have a good time.
I bought these THC gummies while in Maine last week and I wasn’t ready for that milligram count. I took one before we went to dinner at this nice restaurant. Kat said I was acting a fool. I think the waitress knew I was high when I polished off the third basket of bread. That shit was potent.
I’ve gotten to the point this year where I just tell people no to boozing, especially during the week. I’ve had it happen to me several times over the last month where a client, fellow realtor, or lender asked me to go get a beer. I just said naw, I don’t drink during the week. It kinda sucks, but I find that every time I crave a beer, I just go on a run. Almost as punishment for thinking about it. I hate missing out especially with a client, but it helps not consume as much and stay on track.
I’m a pretty social drinker and when I get with my bros, I almost turn into frat boy Jerome.
Alcohol is literally poison.
I love bourbon too, probably more than any alcoholic bev. And that stuff is just not great for you. But dammit do I love trying new bourbons and drinking my favs. I don’t think I’ll cut out booze altogether, but I go through spurts now where I don’t crave it at all, even in some social settings.