I got to my class about drugs and health and whatnot, and my teacher was gone. Some other teacher said that there was a movie instead, and I was about to leave except we had to write a paper on the movie, so I figured I’d just watch it then and write a paper after that class. Well, the movie was about how alcoholism affects families. I probably would have thought “damn, I should quit drinking” except it was stupid s**t. First of all, the mother was the alcoholic. She hit her daughter and yelled at her to do her homework (daughter says “I already did it, I just wanted to tell you”) which was sad and all, but still stupid. That scene just showed that the mother was an aggressive drunk and couldn’t control herself. Plus, the mother drank through-out the day. Since I don’t do that (except certain days when you just want to pass out in a field in the afternoon) that’s another reason it doesn’t affect me. Besides, Gina watches Matt most of the time anyways. If Gina did that, then it would be a problem, though. What was something else…..? Oh! Yes, the mother took a shower drunk and passed out, taking the glass shower door with her. What a dipshit. Then the daughter runs in after hearing the noise and thinks her mother is dead. The babysitter just left the house and the mother could have easily just asked her to stay another hour or something. Not only that, but why was she drunk at 5pm, knowing that she had kids to watch? I don’t really care that she broke her own shower door, but there were kids in the house that she was responsible for. Then she goes to rehab and I didn’t see the rest because class ended. The girl next to me turns to me and says “wow, that movie makes you feel bad for drinking at all”
No, it really doesn’t. It makes me feel bad for women who can’t hold their liquor and involve the kids.
Oh yes, there’s more. The woman’s husband always had to help her get up in the morning because she had hangovers. I get myself up. Why? Because I know that I have to. That woman was lazy, couldn’t control her drinking at all, and made others take care of her. Her husband was dumb too, I might have been patient at first, but if she’s drunk in front of the children, then hell no. I’m also not helping to wake her a** up in the morning so she isn’t late to work.
I had to write a paper on that movie.. looking up, I think I have stronger opinions I can put in there—teachers love that.
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I don’t really want to go to that thing with her, probably a lot of people her age, and then, you throw someone in there who’s not even 22 yet. I’ll probably feel dumb, they’ll probably treat me like I’m younger, and in general it won’t make for a good night. I can’t see how it would be fun for her either. People are going to look twice if they know how old she is. I’m not a 21 year old who looks 25, I look 21. My years of drinking and drugs haven’t caught up yet—except for my heart—which, if my shoulder keeps feeling funny I’ll have to go to the dr. My chest doesn’t hurt though, and I’m not out of breath so I think I’ll be okay.
I wonder what she’ll want to do after the business thing..