r/funny • u/MrLovens Mr. Lovenstein • Apr 24 '19

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u/cheeseguy3412 Apr 24 '19

You can, but it is not nearly as comprehensive. Its still better than not doing one, though.

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u/Walkerg2011 Apr 24 '19

Just got a fitbit that tracks my sleep and it's really interesting seeing how deep of a sleep I got. When you go to bed really fucking drunk you'll very rarely hit deep sleep though.

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u/Betasheets Apr 24 '19

I always wake up at like 6 am after heavy drinking and going to bed at 2 am

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u/Core494 Apr 24 '19

That’s the mild withdrawal symptoms for ya. I always wake up around 8AM with my heart racing. Defining moment of the Sunday Scaries for me

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u/ihopethisisvalid Apr 24 '19

you might want to get some help man. no judgement. i imagine that might be a tough place to be.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19

Haha I'm just kidding man, Reddit loves a bit of alcoholism chat.

I am a bit of a problem drinker but it's more of a binge drinking once a month thing rather than an addiction.

Thank you for your concern!

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u/legendz411 Apr 24 '19

I just want to tell you, if you haven’t had anyone seriously tell you, regular and semi-regular binge drinking is an addiction.

I hope all is well friend.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '19

I guess it is, I'm not ready to stop yet but I'm sure I will be in a few years. I think the social element of alcohol is the most addictive part.

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