Response to Gemma's blog

http://gemma-beingbadblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/alcohol.html?showComment=1273013772848_AIe9_BGmtG9oa6KVfSE5eWvec6d317x2qv8Od99OI_j226gd04j3kIjAMqoAfmZ7uPIUCQhpaqbh-nSQKfVwXnUk8BSVm0nnsmi5dOZu8vItNulw9fEMIBTHNj1PJbEZOajOaoPW5HajGxspQ0DYLc5TtbghkikJl11r3RjjHVlvQiKV8I12WPJJpUUmPzmsAgTUHPrsQmlausAAZyB9lFAfkswoRWMHMA#c2581209341270741483



An interesting read. I'd like to attempt to give my brief opinion on the three questions that you have posed here.

1. I believe that binge drinking becomes serious when you find yourself craving alcohol on a regular basis, and becoming very drug regularly. Although going out on a weekend is binge drinking, I see no real problem with this, as most people do it.

2. I have split views on this. When I was under 18, I used to go clubbing and thought it was great. So in one respect I think that it is okay, as long as the person is over 16 and is responsible and mature. But now I am 19, there is nothing worse than going into a club that is full of 'children' as me and my friends call them when there’s a flux of obviously underage people.

3. This is a question that is not answerable in most cases. Although sometimes parents can be blamed, as can their friends, overall most people have a mind of their own, and should control themselves.


Thanks for the interesting read, and those are my answers, although brief.