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How does drinking one or two drinks make you feel? (lemmy.selfhostcat.com)
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I have one after the baby goes to bed but maybe because I don't have it until 9pm or so I feel exhausted the next day...

Edit It’s bourbon but I’m counting standard US drinks.

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[–] southsamurai@sh.itjust.works 2 points 2 months ago

I think the last time I had two drinks was about six years ago when a friend brought home some fancy elderflower mead after visiting England.

Those two drinks had me giggling and silly. My head was spinning, I was sweating slightly, and I was perfectly okay with all of the above. I can't remember the time before that.

Obviously, I'm not a drinker of alcohol on any regular basis

When I have a single drink, it's rare for me to feel much of anything because I'll be sipping it over an hour or two, and I'll have picked the drink for the taste, so I don't want to get tipsy and enjoy it less.

As such, I don't have any lingering effects either. My body can handle the amounts I'm taking in without any issues.

Even those two glasses of mead, all I felt the next day was a little extra grogginess for that first hour awake. After that, I was good to go.