some suggestions.. maybe you can try partying without drinking alkohol, like at all and reduce drinking to selected occasions. "Just drinking little" doesn't actually give your brain and body a break from alcohol. You seem to be easily frustrated about stuff, like your climbing thing. This can be a result from excessive alcohol consumption. You seem to have a joyful nature, don't let this be ruined by drinking too much. Alcohol is a serious and addictive drug, especially because it's socially so accepted. I think your overall wellbeing would benefit a lot from drinking less and instead challenging your self with stuff like this rock climbing thing or sports or whatever you like doing really apart from drinking. I know it's hard to be the one that's not drinking in a group, but maybe you can show people you can be just as fun when not drinking. I know people don't really like it, but u can still take shots with people and play drinking games and stuff with something non alcoholic and maybe find something else you can do apart from drinking when you loose in a game or whatever. Alcohol messes up your happiness hormones and much more in your brain, which leads to you being less joyful, more easily frustrated, angered, and much more. I know drinking is fun, but drinking moderatly is even more fun. You have much more of the benefits and much less of the consequences. Much love bro
@D4lio55 for sure broski, appreciate your concern it's all good to drink and not drink. I can do either and it's calm. Japanese culture is to drink usually. For sure though I go do other activities but the rock climbing has violated me😂
@@MateInJapanVlog wierd question, but have u ever been tested for adhs? just because i recently found out that i have adhs and i see similar behaviour patterns in you. Mind that even if you're not hyperactive usually ads and adhs is the same disorder
@@MateInJapanVlog i would suggest to inform yourself about what the disorder actually does, because it's so much more than just hyperactivity and trouble focusing
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some suggestions..
maybe you can try partying without drinking alkohol, like at all and reduce drinking to selected occasions. "Just drinking little" doesn't actually give your brain and body a break from alcohol. You seem to be easily frustrated about stuff, like your climbing thing. This can be a result from excessive alcohol consumption. You seem to have a joyful nature, don't let this be ruined by drinking too much. Alcohol is a serious and addictive drug, especially because it's socially so accepted. I think your overall wellbeing would benefit a lot from drinking less and instead challenging your self with stuff like this rock climbing thing or sports or whatever you like doing really apart from drinking. I know it's hard to be the one that's not drinking in a group, but maybe you can show people you can be just as fun when not drinking. I know people don't really like it, but u can still take shots with people and play drinking games and stuff with something non alcoholic and maybe find something else you can do apart from drinking when you loose in a game or whatever. Alcohol messes up your happiness hormones and much more in your brain, which leads to you being less joyful, more easily frustrated, angered, and much more. I know drinking is fun, but drinking moderatly is even more fun. You have much more of the benefits and much less of the consequences. Much love bro
but then again you will also benefit from just drinking less and more responsibly.. if u can
@D4lio55 for sure broski, appreciate your concern it's all good to drink and not drink. I can do either and it's calm. Japanese culture is to drink usually. For sure though I go do other activities but the rock climbing has violated me😂
@@MateInJapanVlog wierd question, but have u ever been tested for adhs? just because i recently found out that i have adhs and i see similar behaviour patterns in you. Mind that even if you're not hyperactive usually ads and adhs is the same disorder
@@D4lio55 nah ain't been tested my g, but safe to probably assume I got that
@@MateInJapanVlog i would suggest to inform yourself about what the disorder actually does, because it's so much more than just hyperactivity and trouble focusing