>>6760 >drinking helps in coping with the miseries of life no it doesn't it's a temporary relief and damages you in the long run you run the risk of addiction, poor health, liver problems, financial drain etc. etc. look for healthier outlets to cope(something like lifting or combat sports would be mad effective, especially if you are unfit)

>>6760 Listen to >>6762 I can believe that your time is bad. I had that too. But then, time does change too. When life will offer you opportunities, you don't want to be a fat alcoholic loser. You want to be a fit healthy person, ready to take on whatever is offered to you. If you are going to drink anyway, drink good quality stuff. Make cocktails, such as Daicuri, that way you stay hydrated and have electrolytes. Most importantly, don't glorify your sorrow and disappointment.

>>6760 What did you do in 2018? Are you the same guy? Imagine being this sad because of poor grades. Poor, not even failing. i don't drink because its addictive and I can't resist addiction. And it's expensive as shit. I'm so kanjoos, I'd rather set up a still in my parents' backyard and distill tharra than pay 110% or whatever in tax to government because alcohol is asanskari and the tax is only to, make me quit, maybe. If I did drink, that is.

Never drink when sad yaro.

>>6762 >>6765 >>6768 >>6769 actually bros i have never had any addictions so i dont think i will get any addiction as i also live with my parents, but still i want to drink once after 30 may when my endsems end.

>>6773 Gp ahead. Try it for sure. If you are going for old monk, eat something first that is not very spicy. And hydrate.

>>6768 what ? 110% tax ? how much does a liter of whisky cost in India ?