neurochemistry

[danaeris]

While I was tipsy I felt warm and fuzzy like all was well with the world. I even did random useful stuff when I saw opportunities to do things, something I rarely do without the exertion of willpower. It was EASY.

Now that I'm sober, I feel anxious and slightly depressive again. Does that mean anything?

SLC Punk is very strange, funny, and sad. I think I will stretch and then go to sleep.

Comments

Inxotication vs. Sobriety . . .

[rigel.livejournal.com]

I've encountered the same thing. I used to jokingly say that when I drink I roll a d10. If I "roll a 10," I hit the warm and fuzzy euphoria place, and everything just works. I don't roll a 10 much in my life, but when I do it's really neat.

[cr0wgrrl.livejournal.com]

That, m'dear, is why alcohol is classed as a depressant. It doesn't mean anything, just the wonders of chemical interactions. They've found that one glass of alcohol is the optimum amount for friendly socializing with people you don't know well; more than that and people start to get nervous/paranoid about meeting strangers.

[emmett-the-sane.livejournal.com]

I find that alcohol has that effect if, and only if, I use it in careful moderation. So I do... and damn, it makes for a nice respite up to a few times a month!

[tunape.livejournal.com]

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