When it came to my booze consumption, I always planned ahead. I hated to run out and liked to have the next one in front of me before finishing what I was drinking. It made me feel secure. I remember that a very dear friend, whom I rarely see these days, used to remind me of a time when I was 17 and I went round to her place. She had one bottle of wine, with no possibility of getting more. Even at that tender age, I realized that a glass or two of wine would trigger me into wanting to get wasted, so instead I refused to drink any, not wanting to put myself through the mental torture of starting something that I couldn't finish in the manner that I wanted. It would have put me in a horrible mood. I thought of it like awakening the dragon, teasing it with the smell of food, then walking away without feeding it properly.
You only aggravate it. Pointless.
You only aggravate it. Pointless.
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