How to be a good alcoholic 🌃🍺 (moderation)

 

It's Friday!!🤩🧑🏻‍🎤🌃 Everybody excites when finally the weekend comes to, all the people has plans and gathers with your friends, family, whatever. But, only a thing that every (or most) men and women thinks: alcohol.  Yes, when it's finally Fridays nights this is a common thing that occurs in the majority of cities in our country (or continent). Getting drunk has been an own characteristic of our culture, the mid-class worker gets off of their job and prepares himself for a long night with their best friend the juice (alcohol).

In my neighborhood, mostly weekends occur incidents because I live aside from a police station🚓👮🏻, so, when the police are alerted of an incident or drunken fights, are they that catch and calm the situation, usually, they bring them towards their facilities (yes, In my street) so what you can realize, is usual to hear the fights when that happen. 

Personally, I prefer to spend the weekend with my family and sometimes with old friends, usually, we prefer calm things, neither is permitted to do a party on covid times, but every time that I open Instagram, Facebook, or whatever app in my phone, I realize that the entire or the most of my contacts or friends have passed the night alcoholized. but Why? Is there no exist a limit when we started to drink? Can we enjoy the night without the necessity of alcohol? Is it the duty of every "cool" kid to get drunk?. We have the major rate of alcohol incidents related to it, and we don't want to see it. Our politicians encourage the people to get out of their routine and drunk until the next Sunday. Is common to see an alcoholized dad mistreat his wife. Car accidents have been increased in these times, and in most cases, alcohol was involved. 🚨

The people that prefer to stay in the house or get out in a search of a chill plan are called often "bored", geeks, weird people, or that sort of thing 🙇🏻‍♂️. But, the reality is, we can enjoy the night without the necessity or even worse, the obligation to consume alcohol 😏. we need to put a limit on that. But, even you want to go out and drink, you must do it with moderation 🍻, that is the word or the way to afront like a responsible person that suppose you are. Think about it.

So, the next time that you are going to go out, think twice, moderation and resilience are the keys to a better and peaceful life, don't forget, your life, welfare and all of you surround you matter. Until then, enjoy responsibly. Cheers! 🍻🌃



~S



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