Law School & Sobriety Forum
- manillabay

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Law School & Sobriety
If one doesn't drink anymore, how would one fit in and/or how prevalent is it compared to undergrad?
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09042014

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Re: Law School & Sobriety
You don't have to fit in, at least outside school hours.
- spleenworship

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Re: Law School & Sobriety
The majority of your classmates will become borderline alcoholics. By the end of law school one in five will be alcoholics. A lot of social activities revolve around alcohol.manillabay wrote:If one doesn't drink anymore, how would one fit in and/or how prevalent is it compared to undergrad?
That said, I have a couple friends who don't drink. One goes Out with us, drinks soda and eats. The other doesn't, he mostly hangs with the other non-drinkers. There will be a number of them. Alcoholics who've done their 12 steps, Mormons, the odd teetotaler, etc. so it's not the end of the world. You just have to realize you are either going to miss some social events or have to be around people who are drinking a lot.
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- Nucky

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Re: Law School & Sobriety
Drink heavily or retake.
- MistakenGenius

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- manillabay

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I haven't even taken yet, so how can I retake? Lol...MistakenGenius wrote:+1, esp on the retakeNucky wrote:Drink heavily or retake.
- Cicero76

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Re: Law School & Sobriety
I hardly ever drink, and I don't seem to be ostracized. Do you think law school is a high school prom afterparty or something?
- manillabay

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I don't know dude. Maybe I'll start drinking again in law school. Screw it.Cicero76 wrote:I hardly ever drink, and I don't seem to be ostracized. Do you think law school is a high school prom afterparty or something?
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Mal Reynolds

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Frat bro response. Typical.Nucky wrote:Drink heavily or retake.
- SemperLegal

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Re: Law School & Sobriety
I don't drink, it works out perfectly fine. however, it really depends on:
1. How outgoing you are.
2. Are you comfortable in bar.
3. Are you in a relationship/able to get laid outside a bar situation?
1. How outgoing you are.
2. Are you comfortable in bar.
3. Are you in a relationship/able to get laid outside a bar situation?
- manillabay

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Re: Law School & Sobriety
SemperLegal wrote:I don't drink, it works out perfectly fine. however, it really depends on:
1. How outgoing you are.
2. Are you comfortable in bar.
3. Are you in a relationship/able to get laid outside a bar situation?
1. mildly
2. working on it
3. 5/10
- SemperLegal

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Re: Law School & Sobriety
manillabay wrote:SemperLegal wrote:I don't drink, it works out perfectly fine. however, it really depends on:
1. How outgoing you are.
2. Are you comfortable in bar.
3. Are you in a relationship/able to get laid outside a bar situation?
1. mildly
2. working on it
3. 5/10
It's going to be rough, but more manageable than a lot of other situations. I would be more worried about triggers than being ostracized. PM me if you have specific concerns
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