I've managed to go through two days without drinking alcohol, so far. I guess it's not that tough, perhaps because I'm not addicted to alcohol. I like to get drunk and drink alcohol in general. I drink refined stuff. I don't like bear and prefer vodka and brandy.

Why would alcohol become an addiction? I understand people who become addicted. Even though I drink casually, like never more than 3, 4 days in a week, I sometimes feel the urge to get drunk and it's strong. Perhaps if I was drinking regularly, it would become my drug. I've decided to give drinking a break, and it's going extremely well so far.

I have to say that if someone is facing a drinking habit and wants out, they should stop whining and do it. There's so many people trying to sound like they are victims and powerless against alcohol. It's  not cocaine, get a grip. Alcohol is not that addictive. Ask a scientist.

But anywho, it's not healthy to drink a lot of alcohol, and you can damage your liver. And if you damage your liver you can get fat and shit. So drink responsibly.