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- LuMPyPussy - 09-08-2009
Anyone else ever suffer from this? I was an anxious child but not so much as an adult except in certain situations (public speaking, anyone?) but I've noticed that after drinking alcohol, I'm REALLY anxious the next day. I had two, count them TWO, beers last night and I woke up feeling like hiding in the closet... racing heart, shortness of breath and a general feeling of dread.
This is fucking irritating, I like having an occasional drink but not if I end up feeling like this.
Any suggestions besides dying in a fire?
- Lady Cop - 09-08-2009
it's just because you're sensitive.
i never had the problem thankfully, but it must be awful.
- The Antagonist - 09-08-2009
Check for allergies to alcohol. Alcohol raises histmines and if you have any kind of allergy this sometimes is the effect the next day after drinking - especially if you have not had enough to get a buzz with.
I know this because I am allergic to damn near every plant in my state. Some alcoholic drinks are plant based (beer) and some sit in oak, ash or whatever other wood that you could be allergic to.
You could be so mildly allergic but once you drink, it raises the histimines and thus, you're body is telling you so the next day.
- LuMPyPussy - 09-08-2009
I hadn't heard of that before, I'll have to read up on it.
This is making me very cross... intellectually, I know it's some weird meaningless reaction to something, but physically my body's telling me there's something threatening me.
Could be hormones too, I guess. I just know I'm not going to be indulging in any alcoholic beverages for a while.
- The Antagonist - 09-08-2009
After drinking enough on Saturday to keep me drunk most of Sunday, I too can say the same.
- Cynical Ninja - 09-08-2009
I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
- Middle Finger - 09-08-2009
I know that sometimes people get shaky the next day from drinking. Sort of like mild alcohol poisoning.
- The Antagonist - 09-08-2009
Lumpy had only a couple of beers and got that way. Not enough to question herself on anything OP pointed out in his "The Fear".
I think her issue might be some kind of allergic reaction.
- sally - 09-08-2009
Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
She had two beers for fucks sake, it's not like she got stinking drunk and pissed herself at the local watering hole.
I say have a few more beers and just relax.
- FAHQTOO - 09-08-2009
Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
This is common in the UK? WTF? Why does it not surprise me that this iscommon for the stinky's?.............buncha fuckin weirdos.
This is nothing like what Lumpy described.
Having a case of Anxiety is nothing close to having "the FEAR" or "the REMORSE"
- BROTHER - 09-08-2009
FAHQTOO Wrote:That sounds sinister to me.::sly::It sounds sooo MichiganOrdinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
This is common in the UK? WTF? Why does it not surprise me that this iscommon for the stinky's?.............buncha fuckin weirdos.
This is nothing like what Lumpy described.
Having a case of Anxiety is nothing close to having "the FEAR" or "the REMORSE"
- Cynical Ninja - 09-09-2009
sally Wrote:Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
She had two beers for fucks sake, it's not like she got stinking drunk and pissed herself at the local watering hole.
I say have a few more beers and just relax.
Fuck off Sally you stupid cunt.
I have contributed more to this thread than you have as usual.
Get fucked.
- Cynical Ninja - 09-09-2009
FAHQTOO Wrote:Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
This is common in the UK? WTF? Why does it not surprise me that this iscommon for the stinky's?.............buncha fuckin weirdos.
This is nothing like what Lumpy described.
Having a case of Anxiety is nothing close to having "the FEAR" or "the REMORSE"
Having a case of anxiety is nothing close to "the fear"?.
Yet in my very post it states the fear is"ThatANXIOUS feeling after drinking".
Maybe you should read my posts properly before commentingyou stupid cunt.
- Middle Finger - 09-09-2009
The "c" word makes me fearful and full of anxiety.
- Cynical Ninja - 09-09-2009
Middle Finger Wrote:The "c" word makes me fearful and full of anxiety.
Thats becauseyou are afraid of anything pussy related.
Frank fears the pussy.
- sally - 09-09-2009
Ordinary Peephole Wrote:Nice contribution, asshole. No one gets "The fear" from having two beers, thats barely enough to get an 8 year old drunk. "The fear" is something that happens to an alcoholic orsomeone who gets shit faced, blacks out or makes an ass of themselves. This is like the time you told Lumpy she had colon cancer because she was up peeing all night.sally Wrote:Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
She had two beers for fucks sake, it's not like she got stinking drunk and pissed herself at the local watering hole.
I say have a few more beers and just relax.
Fuck off Sally you stupid cunt.
I have contributed more to this thread than you have as usual.
Get fucked.
- BROTHER - 09-09-2009
sally Wrote:No......he isn't wrong, and those who voted for your reply are just as clueless as you. You don't have to be drunk to have a reaction that could set off an anxiety attack.Ordinary Peephole Wrote:Nice contribution, asshole. No one gets "The fear" from having two beers, thats barely enough to get an 8 year old drunk. "The fear" is something that happens to an alcoholic orsomeone who gets shit faced, blacks out or makes an ass of themselves. This is like the time you told Lumpy she had colon cancer because she was up peeing all night.sally Wrote:Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
She had two beers for fucks sake, it's not like she got stinking drunk and pissed herself at the local watering hole.
I say have a few more beers and just relax.
Fuck off Sally you stupid cunt.
I have contributed more to this thread than you have as usual.
Get fucked.
- Cynical Ninja - 09-09-2009
BROTHER Wrote:sally Wrote:No......he isn't wrong, and those who voted for your reply are just as clueless as you. You don't have to be drunk to have a reaction that could set off an anxiety attack.Ordinary Peephole Wrote:Nice contribution, asshole. No one gets "The fear" from having two beers, thats barely enough to get an 8 year old drunk. "The fear" is something that happens to an alcoholic orsomeone who gets shit faced, blacks out or makes an ass of themselves. This is like the time you told Lumpy she had colon cancer because she was up peeing all night.sally Wrote:Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
She had two beers for fucks sake, it's not like she got stinking drunk and pissed herself at the local watering hole.
I say have a few more beers and just relax.
Fuck off Sally you stupid cunt.
I have contributed more to this thread than you have as usual.
Get fucked.
One mouthful of beer is enough to cause "the fear" the next day if your body reacts a certain way.
I experienced it myself when I had one shot of peach brandy at a party, it was all I had to drink all night and I had "the fear" the next day.
So yet again Sally is wrong, as are the dickheads who voted for her lame ass post.
- sally - 09-09-2009
BROTHER Wrote:I never said that the beer couldn't set off an anxiety attack, you dumbass. It could very well have something to do with it, but it is not "The fear". That's a feeling someone has after a night of getting drunk. Read his post, dip shit. It is accompanied by a feeling that you may have acted inappropriately and a feeling of shame. Drinking two beers does not do that.sally Wrote:No......he isn't wrong, and those who voted for your reply are just as clueless as you. You don't have to be drunk to have a reaction that could set off an anxiety attack.Ordinary Peephole Wrote:Nice contribution, asshole. No one gets "The fear" from having two beers, thats barely enough to get an 8 year old drunk. "The fear" is something that happens to an alcoholic orsomeone who gets shit faced, blacks out or makes an ass of themselves. This is like the time you told Lumpy she had colon cancer because she was up peeing all night.sally Wrote:Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
She had two beers for fucks sake, it's not like she got stinking drunk and pissed herself at the local watering hole.
I say have a few more beers and just relax.
Fuck off Sally you stupid cunt.
I have contributed more to this thread than you have as usual.
Get fucked.
- BROTHER - 09-09-2009
sally Wrote:Dumbass he is talking about panic attacks......what do you think they entail???????BROTHER Wrote:I never said that the beer couldn't set off an anxiety attack, you dumbass. It could very well have something to do with it, but it is not "The fear". That's a feeling someone has after a night of getting drunk. Read his post, dip shit. It is accompanied by a feeling that you may have acted inappropriately and a feeling of shame. Drinking two beers does not do that.sally Wrote:No......he isn't wrong, and those who voted for your reply are just as clueless as you. You don't have to be drunk to have a reaction that could set off an anxiety attack.Ordinary Peephole Wrote:Nice contribution, asshole. No one gets "The fear" from having two beers, thats barely enough to get an 8 year old drunk. "The fear" is something that happens to an alcoholic orsomeone who gets shit faced, blacks out or makes an ass of themselves. This is like the time you told Lumpy she had colon cancer because she was up peeing all night.sally Wrote:Ordinary Peephole Wrote:I used to have problems with panic attacks and fear of social situations, now that I got a little job and I started studying its fading away gradually.
That anxious feeling after drinking is known in the UK as "the fear" it is very common.
"The Fear" is the sense that you have done yourself some lasting damage after a night of drinking. It's symptoms are:
- A feeling that you are going to die soon (and not just due to other hangover symptoms);
- A sense that people or organizations are out to get you;
- Angst that you may have offended, inappropriately touched or physically attacked someone the night before;
- Foreboding about the next time you meet the people or return to the bar where you degraded yourself the previous night.
The fear is often accompanied by "The Remorse" where you are also genuinely ashamed and sorry for the way you have behaved, as well as simply frightened for the sake of your own wellbeing.
Concerned Friend: "How are you feeling after last night?"
Sufferer: "I am riddled with The Fear. And cat AIDS."
She had two beers for fucks sake, it's not like she got stinking drunk and pissed herself at the local watering hole.
I say have a few more beers and just relax.
Fuck off Sally you stupid cunt.
I have contributed more to this thread than you have as usual.
Get fucked.