Alcoholic Drinking

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However, I have difficulty adjusting to society's standard. I became antisocial at the age of twenty-one. While I am drinking, it assists with my anxiety, helps with socializing in a small gathering. Although when I do not drink an alcoholic beverage, I tend to remain quiet plus I often feel out of place. In fact, I usually start to relax following consuming an alcoholic beverage. Drinking eases all the burden that I carry on my shoulders including the obligation of achieving success in life.

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