Blood Vomit - Help

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You dont live on the edge. your a kid that likes to get drunk and waste his life. that is not living on the edge.

Maybe if you were me you'd be drunk too.

No, probably not, alchohol doesnt solve problems. im solving mine a healthy way.

im solving mine a healthy way. like murder/suicide?

i tried being homocidle, but it just was to gorey. and no, like i have an appointment with a therapist to try to sort things out. likeyou should go to a regular doc and see how much alcohol is affecting your body.

I know what it's doing to me, I don't really give a fuck at the moment. I know if I continue this pattern for 10 years, maybe less, I'll develop cirrohis. I don't really care. I hate my lonely life.

You know, people that consider suicide when they're 19 and dont go thru with it are really happy they didnt when they're 30 have a wife, kids and a house of their own. But, you, you wont feel the affects of your suicide till your 30 or later.

Whatever either way these are my college years, the years you can get away with using drugs, alcohol, or eating unhealthily without any real long term consequences, as long as I stop when it's time to get a real job and have a real life. Right now my body can still take a good amount of abuse and keep going. I don't plan on doing this forever. I have goals and ambitions I'll eventually reach and when that happens I'll be more responbile. For now I might as well enjoy my youth and live it to the fullest rather than miss out on oppurtunities I may never have again.

throwing up blood is a real long term problem.

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the years you can get away with using drugs, alcohol, or eating unhealthily without any real long term consequences

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Unfortunately you can't. I know someone who got signs of cirrhosis at 18. Eating unhealthily in teens makes it harder to change later.

I don't mean you shouldn't have a good time, but you can't assume your body can handle anything you throw at it.

"Listen I had a realization with the drinking. I was planning to get smashed tonight at my party but I'll be staying sober still since I'm recovering from the night of shit on Wednesday." You can't even stay sober for one night? And you don't think you have a problem. Wake up!

I was having a party and didn't want one little setback ruin it for me. Had my stomach not bled on Wednesday I would have probably would have taked tons of shots of distilled spirits but I kept it light, didn't intend to get smashed, just a little buzzed, and it went fine.Your comment that I can't stay sober for one night is uncalled for. I don't get wasted every night, maybe once a week when it won't conflict with anything else in my schedule.

just take it easy, you stomache needs to heal a little.

Yeah no more binge drinking till St. Pats day.

If not getting drunk ruins anything for you, you have problem.If it's more important to you to get buzzed than take care of yourself, you have a problem.I don't think my comment was uncalled for because you have a problem.The "one night" was in reference to your commitment to yourself. No one told you, you can't get drunk at your party. You said you weren't and you were unable to stick to that. I'll bet you $100.00 you can't stay sober (no drugs or alcohol) for 1 year. If you don't have a problem there would be no reason for you to not take the bet. Deal?

even then, limit it a little. just use your head. your not indestructable.

In reply to:If not getting drunk ruins anything for you, you have problem.If it's more important to you to get buzzed than take care of yourself, you have a problem.I don't think my comment was uncalled for because you have a problem.The "one night" was in reference to your commitment to yourself. No one told you, you can't get drunk at your party. You said you weren't and you were unable to stick to that. I'll bet you $100.00 you can't stay sober (no drugs or alcohol) for 1 year. If you don't have a problem there would be no reason for you to not take the bet. Deal?Listen, maybe you never lived much but it's pretty standard to be drunk at a party. I wasn't even drunk to the point I usually am, meaning I did something different as a result of my previous experience. If you wanna make a bet I'd need more of an incentive than $100.00. It's not a matter of "can I", it's a matter of "do i want to." For half a mil I will pass weekly drug/alcohol urinalysis tests for one year.

You make me laugh.The bet was to prove I was right. And now every person that sees this knows it.

> For half a mil I will pass weekly drug/alcohol urinalysis tests for one year.

For that amount of money you can have a sample of my blood (and any other fluid you desire) every six hours for a year.