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Old 08-16-2010, 07:04 PM
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The 'affects' of drinking too much

I have often pondered if depression causes drinking or if drinking causes depression, hence my use of the word 'affect' as in, cause and 'affect'. Any members, like the clk man, who'd like to weigh in and crunch the scales on this thought is much appreciated because I think I may be suffering from drinking and would like to try depression.

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Old 08-16-2010, 07:16 PM
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Alcohol is a known depressant as it's major effects is to slow and retard the functions of the nervous system.
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I have often pondered if depression causes drinking or if drinking causes depression, hence my use of the word 'affect' as in, cause and 'affect'. Any members, like the clk man, who'd like to weigh in and crunch the scales on this thought is much appreciated because I think I may be suffering from drinking and would like to try depression.

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whatever . . .
Goodnight Clayton. I will continue the good fight on my own.
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I have often pondered if depression causes drinking or if drinking causes depression, hence my use of the word 'affect' as in, cause and 'affect'. Any members, like the clk man, who'd like to weigh in and crunch the scales on this thought is much appreciated because I think I may be suffering from drinking and would like to try depression.

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well, having been a drunkard, i can state that drinking was more of a stress reliever. sadly, the next morning, the stress seemed worse, perhaps because of the depressive effects of the alcohol? anyway, i certainly don't know your situation, nor would i try to give you any advice.
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Alcohol is a known depressant as it's major effects is to slow and retard the functions of the nervous system.
Depressant doesn't mean it will "depress" you emotionally. Betablockers and antihistamines are depressants too. In fact alcohol is known to produce euphoric effects otherwise people wouldn't drink it. It removes inhibitions obviously so I figure it will stop people's natural tendency to avoid thinking and talking about their problems. If you are not in a good mental state obviously drinking won't help

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Only initially and at low doses does alcohol exhibit "stimulant" effects.
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Alcohol just amplifies your current state of mind. If your a miserable cranky SOB you will be more of a miserable cranky SOB. If your in a good mood you will be a happy drunk.


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Another side affect is making ugly women more attractive.
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I purposely used 'affect'
affect 1 |əˈfekt|
verb [ trans. ]
have an effect on; make a difference to : the dampness began to affect my health

Will it affect my state of mind?
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Goodnight Clayton. I will continue the good fight on my own.
It would help if you'd help me understand just WTF you're fighting for?
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Another side affect is making ugly women more attractive.
Roger that.

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I have often pondered if depression causes drinking or if drinking causes depression, hence my use of the word 'affect' as in, cause and 'affect'. Any members, like the clk man, who'd like to weigh in and crunch the scales on this thought is much appreciated because I think I may be suffering from drinking and would like to try depression.

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Maybee ask a freind or trusted family member to give you a straight answer as to how other people percieve you,,both when sober...and drunk/drinking. If they say there is a drastic differance...chances are you may want to re-assess your situation.
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Maybee ask a freind or trusted family member to give you a straight answer as to how other people percieve you,,both when sober...and drunk/drinking. If they say there is a drastic differance...chances are you may want to re-assess your situation.
I've seen cmitch drunk on several occasions and it's not a pretty site. Every time he gets drunk, he keeps trying to grab my ass.

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