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My parents are split up, and my mum doesn't ever drink in front of us. So basically I've grown up thinking drinking is bad at my age. And seen as I've never been in a position where drink is available (except at a wedding), I haven't drank really. Now, I met a girl. She's intelligent (more than me), but she got drunk, got off with 3 people (as in kissed, for minutes at a time). I felt bad about this, and then the next day she was peer pressuring me into drinking. But I'm not sure if she meant to because she hasn't mentioned anything about it since, and she even drank non-alcoholic beer and told me about it. Once we'd explained a few things, we realised basically, that people at my school tend not to drink, but she says most of her school year get drunk every weekend. She doesn't, but she's obviously got influence. My best friend is having a BBQ in a week, and I would like to go. However, he's asked people to bring drinks. I can't get any seen as mum doesn't let me drink. He says just don't drink but that's just giving in to how my mums brought me up. And I've learnt now that all she's done is set me up to drink a lot in university, where I've been told the beer is cheap. I'm annoyed at my mum really, because she should have introduced me to beer earlier, but she just seems reluctant to even let me drink anything. I'm 15 and so is this girl, if that makes much difference. I know I shouldn't get drunk at my age, but I should be able to drink and enjoy myself. Btw, this girl is very similiar to me, and I will get annoyed at her if she tells me to drink again. I guess the reason she drinks is it lets her be someone else, where as really she's kind and sweet and quiet (atleast around me). So I need some opinions on all this because I'm just stuck in a position that I can't really see a way out. Thanks guys :) |
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when ever the hell you want....but not to much.... |

I have a simple solution...don't drink. Since you are underage, I'm sure no one on this site will tell you to drink, because it's illegal (if you're in the US, not sure about other countries).
Personally, the closest thing that I've had to an alcoholic drink is sparklink cider.
When you surpass 21, you have almost no restrictions when it comes to alcoholic beverages. I'd advise that you never get completely wasted, because it can have terrible consequences.
I'm in the U.K. And yes of course it's easy to say I shouldn't drink, but there's going to be times where I'll want to drink, and I'm sure I will.
I'm 16, and I haven't even held a wine glass (filled with wine...). If you don't expose yourself to it, it'll be easy. If you have a parent that has a full refrigerator of beer, it'll be hard. I don't know your circumstance, but if you're going to expose yourself like that, than there's no point in resisting, because you're just going to do it anyway.
My mum has beer, but it's in her room. She only drinks when she knows I won't go downstairs. I've never seen her drink.
I've only recently started thinking about drinking because my brother (36), said I'll get drunk in university a lot. And I don't want that to be the case. I want to drink but safely, and not much so I don't get drunk.
Also, if my friend is having a BBQ, which he says people aren't aloud to get drunk at (thankfully), I want to be able to drink there, but seen as I can't get any alcohol I won't be able to.
I drink with my grandparents. But only a shandy, and not everytime I visit.
Piece of advise my friend.
YOU SHOULD DRINK and DRINK while the environment is safe TRAIN yourself how to keep your self up and not be Taken advantage by others.
if you train now with people you trust when THE TIME COMES and you are with strangers and Forced/ by peer pressure you get to drink THEN YOU WILL BE SAFE because you were trained.
this has We Drink for Fun- Yes, and that's exactly the point! you don't want People making fun of you 'cause you don't know how to drink what a shame. use this as your reason and start drinking with your mom. :)) she might have some better things to share as an advise for you, beside family bonding. you know. :)) drinking ain't Bad, but everything you do must be done in moderation just like drinking,. just like studying., or eating or anything,. do it in moderation.
cheers