If you think alcohol is seriously affecting the way you live (and waste, to my understanding) your life you should definitely stop drinking.
I always believed drinking was just a stupid idea, especially for the younger people who indulge in it. In my country you can already legally drink from the age of 16 and the kids nowadays use that privilege to the fullest.
The thing I noticed about alcohol the past few years is that it has definitely grown very common for basically everyone to consume it (more).
It has even grown so common that when people now ask me to 'go out to drink' with them at a party and I tell them I don't drink, their reaction would often be something along the lines of: "Seriously? What are you, a nun or something."
Is it normal that I started drinking at the age of 12?
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If you think alcohol is seriously affecting the way you live (and waste, to my understanding) your life you should definitely stop drinking.
I always believed drinking was just a stupid idea, especially for the younger people who indulge in it. In my country you can already legally drink from the age of 16 and the kids nowadays use that privilege to the fullest.
The thing I noticed about alcohol the past few years is that it has definitely grown very common for basically everyone to consume it (more).
It has even grown so common that when people now ask me to 'go out to drink' with them at a party and I tell them I don't drink, their reaction would often be something along the lines of: "Seriously? What are you, a nun or something."