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First off not sure if this goes in this section so I apologize on that.
18/m
First and foremost please do not tell me that I am under age and should not be drinking. I am very well aware of the fact. I came here for an answer to my question not to be lectured.
Last summer when I was 17 I went to a party and didn't have anything to eat and I ended up drinking a lot. I felt like throwing up at one point but never did and was hung over the next morning.
I have not drank since except for beer. Whenever I have tried to drink any alcohol besides beer I immediately feel sick and like throwing up. Ever since that party I have been this way.
Will this go away so I can enjoy drinking again or will it just stay?
I would like to over come it so I can enjoy drinking at a later age again and at college and parties. I am responsible and do not drink or drive and try to limit myself.
Thank you for any help! (link)
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Even the finest brandy or vintage champagne contains alcohol which is strictly speaking a poison to the body. And if you take in too much it'll kick back and try to get it out of your system. By throwing up! Too much depends on a lot of things. Your height and build. Your tolerance (natural or developed over time). Your metabolism (fast, or slow). Drinking on an empty stomach is an old enemy. You get drunk quicker because it gets into your bloodstream quicker. You can consume rather large quantities of booze in an evening accompanying a meal for this reason. In your blood means in your brain, you get woozy, lose your orientation and your spinning head increases the nauseous/sick feeling. All that being said, I've always enjoyed a drink myself, and can see exactly where you're coming from! You do develop an increased tolerance over time. Limiting yourself means learning how much is enough...and that means first learning how much is too much. Experience is the key...and no doubt you'll still get leathered from time to time! Pragmatic approach might be stick to beer? And try not to fall asleep flat on your back, lay on one side with your head tilted forwards, in case you are sick. Do NOT want to choke on it chap! Glad you don't drink and drive, it's the one thing I've never done. Could end up with worse than a hangover. Could be end of story for you and/or others. That IS a lecture...lend an ear if you're wise. Best wishes.
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