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Old Dec 31, 2013, 07:00 AM
Hoasis Hoasis is offline
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Well its another ****** holiday day, I am sitting alone tonight drinking beer and being alone as usual, havent even heard from anybody for a long time. How is your day going to be, party, alone what? Just curious to know what people in here do on days like this

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Old Jan 01, 2014, 04:26 PM
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I got roped into having dinner with my girlfriend's family at the last minute and got really anxious there even though I've known them all for years - heavy headed, very uncomfortable, even a bad eye-twitch (I don't seem to get the racing heart, can't breathe type of panic attacks). Then I sat on the couch and drank a six pack of IPA and watched the sopranos, played video games for a little while. My girlfriend doesn't drink so I think it still counts as "drinking alone". Somehow my girlfriend tolerates me drinking every night (among many, many other things that most would not put up with) but I'm not sure how much longer her tolerance of my problems will last.
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Old Jan 01, 2014, 11:56 PM
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I spent it alone and I couldn't even go to sleep when I wanted to because one of my neighbors had their music cranked at like 4AM.
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