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How does drinking one or two drinks make you feel?
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I'm not a teetotaller. I drink socially, I have no problem with people drinking. But if you drink every single day of your life—even if it is only a beer or a single cocktail glass—you are by definition an alcoholic. Sorry to break the news that way, but investing a significant amount of time procuring, drinking and recovering from drinking is the main symptom of alcohol dependence, and daily drinking qualifies.
I guess if we're redefining words willy-nilly, did you know if you write long, unrequested lectures on things that makes you a lifetime scold?