Discuss matters relating to health and relationships in this forum. But please keep it reasonable and keep in mind that people of all ages can view these forums. Remember all advice, unprofessional. 52 Minutes ago: 5. July 2011 23: 46 okay so I'm way to the University in 2012,.

Seems like an eternity, but it is close. I wonder if someone is entering University of frömmlerisch? If so, why? How long are like it have been? And are you change that for University, as it is often considered, as if you are swimming in alcohol.

I have since November 2010 frömmlerisch, had a bad experience and felt rotten to me for a few days. I am not 18 to July 2012 to happiness, so there is no pressure for the pub or something to go. My decision to stop drinking which has hindered strongly my social life. I know you get non-alcoholic companies on sone unis, but would you recommend a change before you go, so that relaxation in University life will be easier?

Possibly wrong forum really, but it affects your health

I know I drink will be appreciated again but not sure all the answers in the future if constructive

Thank you very much
Ash

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49 Minutes ago: 5. July 2011 23: 48, if you are not a troll...

Get a grip.

47 Minutes ago: 5. July 2011 23: 50 I teetotal, a fresh, was when I was nobody noticed really. My parents pushed me drink, I have never really into it. I drank a lot in my second Freshers (changed unis) for three months, then stopped again and now only very occasionally I have a beer or two once a week.

My honest advice is to make it no big deal. If an outgoing person will not matter. If you are talking quietly and not much, then you pressure is people in drink to 'Open', but if you notice not much fun then people will be really.

45 Minutes ago: 5. July 2011 23: 52, there is a massive difference in enjoying a drink or two at the end of the day or socially rat drinking compared to get passed out ass, vomiting, and with the worst hangover in the world.

My point is, you don't need to drink, but it is fine in moderation.

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