Straight edge or not?

Originally Posted by Summonmaster

Plus, chances are if I would screw someone she'd be the type that had slept around and would only be doing it with me to see my take on it.

Christ almighty, kid. You maen to tell us you're only sexually attracted to whores, but yet whores inexperienced enough to find something exciting in a one night stand with a virgin?

I mean, it's not like I'm trying to convince you that it's wrong for you to not be sexually active yet. But you do know that girls are people too, right?

Going on a tangent, I hate this kind of rationalization. It's okay that you don't want to drink, we don't care. But you say that you fear that you won't have enough self-control that you'll get rip-roaring drunk. You say that you fear the girls you are sexually attracted to are whores. You feel that your liking something is the same as your being addicted to it. You're 18 or so now, you mean to tell me you haven't developed one single trait of self-preservation? If that's the case, that is something you need to address, and immediately.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Summonmaster

Not quite. I just meant that would probably the only kind of girl that would even bother with me, apart from someone who actually would like me.

Well, there's the rub, I guess. For most people, the only sex they get is with people who like them, or with people who like everyone. that's a far cry from "the only girls I'd sleep with are the kind who'd sleep around."

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If I start, then there's no absolute guarantee that I can stop regardless of whether I like it or not, the degree of difficulty is indeterminate as of now, and that's why I'd rather not do it.

It's not heroin, but okay, no skin off my nose if you don't toast the new year.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Summonmaster

The case was made earlier that people won't exactly love drinking after just their first drink. They could have hated that one drink, but then were just a bit curious to see why people seem to love drinking, and then they could discover: "oh I don't like the drink, I just like chatting with friends with a drink in hand." Then from that, it obviously changes a person. If that person starts to the love the idea of having a drink in hand, and decides that they need a drink in hand each time they chat with friends, then that person is obviously different from their previous self before trying out drinking.

That is not how alcohol addiction starts, sir.

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Just to reinforce my point that I'm fine with who I am, and one of the reasons is that I don't want to change as a result of trying something that could be life-altering

I have noticed that only children find change a necessarily bad thing. Look at you, you make it sound like learning what beer you like will change your personality, and you back it up with a scenario of your own invention. I don't care if you drink or anything, but do you honestly think you don't change* from day to day?

* however you care to define this. What a strange opinion to have, that there is something about a person that is absolute.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Originally Posted by Encephalon

If they decline a drink on the basis that they just don't enjoy alcohol then that's exactly what they do and forcing one upon them is, in my eyes, no different than say forcing yourself on someone sexually, otherwise known as rape.

No, there is a world of difference between rape and peer pressure. I'd really only go so far as to say that forcing a drink on someone is the same as forcing a person to not drink.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Wow, that is extreme. =o

I would in Guatanamo, they're all terrorists anyway

I was speaking idiomatically.

Originally Posted by вяоκєи.

Buddy, you can't say alcohol is worse than weed.

It is absolutely worse than weed.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?