What’s with India and alcoholism? I have a rela who went to India and was alcoholic until he ended his life. Yaani severe alcoholism. I would like to understand the correlation between Kenyan students in India and alcoholism
Regular students anywhere suffer from that. I have friends who I never saw sober one day. Either drunk or nursing a hangover. One or two alive but most gone today.
The issue of alcoholism is very common in the world especially among the students who leave their country and enter the universities abroad.
Drinking alcohol is associated with having stress. They consider it to be a medication to forget about their problems and relax. However, the scariest thing is when it grows into a habit. I hope that you do understand how it becomes a sort of addiction: if you drink heavily, you’ll have the hangover the following day. It may be extremely dangerous for life because if you don’t drink some alcohol, you may die. And here is the vicious circle: heavy drink - hangover - heavy drink.
The best way to avoid alcohol addiction, as I can see it, is the personal realisation of the fact that you should take your problems and deal with them but not try to run away from them.
Yah it demonic, I have seen people loosing job because of alcoholism, mtu anakunywa ata anaepa job akakunywe…Hii kitu unashangaza for sure
its about self control and missuse of the freedom one has as theres no one to supervise you nothing more mbona hakuwa na issues mingi in Kenya
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