- je1 healthcare
- Sep 29, 2015
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meanwhile i know plenty of people who do most or all of their drinking in bars or other social situations who are total alcoholics and still get completely wasted all the time. over the course of my life i've seen hundreds of people in social drinking situations that clearly have a very unhealthy relationship with drink, being encouraged to keep drinking by others around them or the atmosphere in general
the only difference between social drinking and solo drinking is that the former is more socially acceptable. it isn't healthier. likewise solo drinking isn't automatically less healthy. its more about knowing your limits and whether you are better off deciding those limits yourself or you need/want some kind of social reinforcement.
The thing about solo drinking at home is that social disapproval becomes a non-factor. Getting drunk in public and vomiting on someone's shoes and relying on friends to drag you home might draw some negative stigma, and act as a deterrent. Downing an entire bottle of wine at home doesn't, unless you go out of your way to tell people about it.
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