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RHGB kevin_06687
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There are various mentalhealth problems associated with drinking, especially it impairs a healthy eating habit.
Just like everything else in life, that is bad for you,it will eventually catch up with you. Some are more resistent/resillient than others, just depends on the person.
kevin_06687 RHGB
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Misssy2 kevin_06687
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He kept saying I was "mean". I was NEVER a "mean" drunk. But, when they would try to take my drinks away so I couldn't have them...he said I became VICIOUS and escpecially to my kids. I didn't believe it.
He taped it...and for sure he was right. That was a real eye opener for me. You should has your girlfriend to tape you when she thinks you are being "cheeky"...so you can hear it for yourself. It will definetly change how you think about drinking.
kevin_06687 Misssy2
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Misssy2 kevin_06687
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But, good for your drinking...because once you HEAR yourself...you can never forget it...deny it....etc.
Tell her to do it when you don't know about it. That is when it will be most valuable.
kevin_06687 Misssy2
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Richardt kevin_06687
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Maple kevin_06687
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Robin2015 kevin_06687
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