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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/08/120819153543.htm
Study shows that marriage drives wives to drink. I suppose that husbands simply start sooner.
Has marriage increased your alcohol consumption, ladies and gents ?
15 Answers
Dardaigh
Nope...whether married or single in my lifetime
my life has gone from party, party, party as a
teenager to a teetotaller for a very long time.
Booze does nothing for me anymore. It gets in
the way of many other more pleasurable pursuits.
I think using marital status as an excuse as to
why one drinks is a total cop-out.
| 11 years ago. Rating: 15 | |
west-bus
ed shank
Booze never impacted my life to the point where I could not function. I'm Not saying that I didn't drink more than I should have, just was able to dodge the speed bumps. Wife was never a drinking person. An occasional glass of wine. Family first, then comes business, then socializing. In that order.
| 11 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
robertgrist
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Bob/PKB
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AldeWicht
mycatsmom
When my husb was still living, we only took a drink when friends were here. And our friends never gave us a drink at their house, b/c they didn't want to spend the money on it, or b/c they weren't interested.And it's too expensive to order a drink in a restaurant or bar. We didn't go to bars anyway. We occasionally had a few drinks when we were playing around with each other. :-p
| 7 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
Was that before or after your bouts of female depression. ;-)
carmaxable
since ive been sick ive started to drink. trying to kill pain. it doesnt work. they gave me morphine but im afraid of becoming hooked on it. or overdosing. the amount to take is so small you could easily accidently overdose.mine is liquid form you take with a dropper.
| 11 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
