1) My friend and I were invited to a party by her new boyfriend. When we arrived, it was very noticeable that a lot of my peers were under the influence of alcohol. My friend started drinking, and drinking fast. By the time her boyfriend had found her, she was very well intoxicated. While she was under the influence, he asked her to do sexual things.
-My friend was susceptible to pressure because she was influenced by alcohol, which affects the decision making process and thoughts in general.
The answer to your question is five or more servings a day.
As for question number 7 this is how you can be cool take it from someone who has had a personal experience with trying to be cool well for one just be your self and others can accept you for who you are or not accept you but at the end of the day you’re going to be worrying about trying to be cool and the people you tryna be cool for going to still be living there life not worried I pray this helps .
Not all of our emotions come from the old parts of our brain; we also interpret our experiences to create a more complex array of emotional experiences. For instance, the amygdala may sense fear when it senses that the body is falling, but that fear may be interpreted completely differently (perhaps even as excitement) when we are falling on a roller-coaster ride than when we are falling from the sky in an airplane that has lost power.
The negative is that studied research suggests that being around someone who's stressed/depressed/ill can increase your own stress levels. Negative contagious emotions, like sadness, fear, anger or stress can be damaging to your own overall health/mental state.
Hi I’m Rose.
Personally, I grew up having to hear a LOT of arguing between my parents… I honestly believe that it influenced the amount of stress I had back then.. that I wouldn’t have had normally :/
