The Stages Of Alcoholism

Generally speaking, many of us had some experience with alcohol. It is usually at a social function with friends or in our college years, seeking out a good time without a care in the world. We have all been there. It has been a hard week of studying, at work or home, and we desire to blow off some steam. We have a few drinks and have a night on the town. We might get abrupt in our behaviors and loud, but as long as we are not breaking laws or hurting anyone, we are doing okay.

The reality is that it doesn’t always happen. Some overindulge and get caught in the pitfall of alcoholism. I have seen a few people who have fallen into that trap and never recovered. I am writing from experience and what I have witnessed others have done.

In my opinion, it is something more than a need to drink. There is more of an underlining reason. Nobody wakes up in the morning and says today; I am going to be an alcoholic; it is a gradual process. Many of these issues are due to the following reasons: impulsive control issues, low self-confidence, stress-related, family history of alcoholism, and social acceptance.

At first, a particular reason to drink is to have a good time. Some might say I cannot have any fun unless I have a few drinks, or I am not very social, but once I get some booze in me, I am relaxed. I have become a different person, and I am the life of the party. I am more accepted, and everyone enjoys it when I am drinking.

The drinking becomes habitat-forming at this point. Friends and others that one associate with are all drinkers, and they will distance themselves from those who drink very little to not at all. They serve them no purpose, and they do not share in the bond of alcohol as their other friends do. They will spend more time with their drinking buddies than with family members or others who do not associate themselves with the drinking group.

Drinking is more frequent, and it has become an everyday habit. Dependency on alcohol starts. At this point, the individual doesn’t do not drink to be around friends to have a good time. Alcohol has now become a coping mechanism to deal with life problems. It becomes a crutch. At this point, they have become psychologically addicted to alcohol. They will use any excuse…

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