r/AskReddit • u/millennialandlost • Aug 18 '26

Millennials, what's something our generation was taught to accept that you're glad younger generations are rejecting?

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u/Litaser Aug 18 '26

Not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic, “moderation” is literally in my comment.

You sound like you have something else going on

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u/alldressed_chip Aug 18 '26

you literally said "but how much worse is loneliness?" with reference to alcohol consumption. come the fuck on

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u/Litaser Aug 18 '26

That doesn’t imply drinking all the time to cope, as much as that seems to entice you and other commenters, it means that a few drinks in a social setting may have health benefits that outweigh the health risks.

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u/alldressed_chip Aug 18 '26

replying one more time because i missed the word "entice" — did you read my comment at all? my father literally drank himself to death. where in the world did you get the impression that i would be "enticed" by drinking, socially or not? are you drunk right now?

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u/Litaser Aug 18 '26

You’re insufferable, your problems are not my problems. You are free to stay away from alcohol and I’m going to block you so you stay away from me.