What "normal" drinkers dont do... Part 2
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Normal drinkers don't have to carry alcohol with them everywhere they go to feel "safe".
Normal drinkers don't pour vodka into their hot chocolate and tell themselves it wouldn't count as a drink cause it's just hot chocolate they drink.
Normal drinkers wouldn't use their water glasses instead of their wine glasses to drink wine during the day, so their boyfriend won't see what they were doing when he come home in the evening and they forgot to wash up the wine glass straight away.
Normal drinkers drink coffee or tea in the mornings, not booze.
Normal drinkers get drunk when they drink instead of getting in the state of feeling "normal and able to function" again.
Normal drinkers don't drink if they don't want to.
Normal drinkers don't make their recovering alcoholic boyfriend witness how they have to get up at 3am to down a couple of glasses cause they can't sleep otherwise and still think they don't have a serious drinking problem.
Before that, a normal drinker wouldn't lie awake 3 hours in bed, trying to sleep but knowing they can't unless they drink more, and having an endless internat debate on whether drinking the last bit of booze in the house now to be able to sleep or in the morning cause they know they'll need it then, too.
Normal drinkers don't pour vodka into their hot chocolate and tell themselves it wouldn't count as a drink cause it's just hot chocolate they drink.
Normal drinkers wouldn't use their water glasses instead of their wine glasses to drink wine during the day, so their boyfriend won't see what they were doing when he come home in the evening and they forgot to wash up the wine glass straight away.
Normal drinkers drink coffee or tea in the mornings, not booze.
Normal drinkers get drunk when they drink instead of getting in the state of feeling "normal and able to function" again.
Normal drinkers don't drink if they don't want to.
Normal drinkers don't make their recovering alcoholic boyfriend witness how they have to get up at 3am to down a couple of glasses cause they can't sleep otherwise and still think they don't have a serious drinking problem.
Before that, a normal drinker wouldn't lie awake 3 hours in bed, trying to sleep but knowing they can't unless they drink more, and having an endless internat debate on whether drinking the last bit of booze in the house now to be able to sleep or in the morning cause they know they'll need it then, too.
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