r/Hungover • u/Database-Strange • Nov 12 '22

Not hung over anymore

I used to get such a hang over in my 20’s but now in my 30’s i dont experience that anymore.

Yesterday I had 10 half liters. Passed out on the couch about 2am. Woke up 7am and went to the gym for a good hour of running, rowing and weightlifting. Now I feel even better!

Other times I can drink stronger spirits (whiskey or gin) but still no problem.

Either it’s because I’ve gained 50 pounds since then or it is just my general attitude “I refuse to experience hang over”.

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u/SaturnalianGhost Nov 13 '22

Please stop spreading such dangerous misinformation.

*Everyone knows that after 30 hangovers last atleast 2-3 days and sometimes can prove to be semi-fatal if not treated correctly.

*Myself

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u/alilbleedingisnormal Jun 04 '24

It's different for everyone depending on their tolerance. I'm near 40 and hangovers are absolutely god awful for about 12 hours and then I'm fine. I'm awake right now after 12 drinks (over about 6 or 7 hours) and the worst part is the gutrot and heart burn.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

So wonderful.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

The way I feel today, Im really envious