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Binge alcohol use in the past month among persons aged 18-25 years in the U.S. from 2002 to 2022, by gender
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2024
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I don't live in a civilized state with legal weed, but I can get the hemp derived delta 9 gummies at any smoke shop, and they do a damn fine job (until Ken Paxton gets a hard-on for criminalizing them anyway)
Since I've had easy access to cannabis that I don't have to smoke, my desire to drink has plummeted.
I'm not gonna tell you that I've quit drinking. I'm not even gonna tell you that I've quit binge drinking.
But I am gonna tell you that I was once that guy who centered his entire existence on "when can I start drinking?"
Today, without any interventions, without any criminal charges, without any AA, without any conscious decision, I've somehow become entirely indifferent to alcohol.
I'll buy a twelve pack of beer here and there or a bottle of whiskey. Used to be either would be gone the next day. Now it'll take months (plural) to get through either one.
Downside: I've been a whole lot less social without the lubrication of alcohol. Weed doesn't make me social. It puts me to sleep.
Upside: I've pretty much ceased all alcohol related bad decisions. No more sorting through texts from the previous night or having to apologize.
Really big upside: No hangovers
Young people don't have my decades of experiences to arrive where I am today. Seems like they've found the equilibrium without first having to pay to price of alcohol consequences, and good for them.
The alcohol business has known this, and they're one of the biggest opposition to legalized weed behind the scenes.