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after realizing that my salary does not cover my medicines and health, I stop drinking and drink at my own pace, and I dont give a beep what others say. Its your life, your choice. As someone who is experiencing terrible hangover, seeing this post at the The Youngstown Pride shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this top of my reddit feed is like seeing a sign from universe lol Drinking is acceptable unless you are in an commercial situation, which is much worse in China, you have to drink and show your weakness to your customer, to make them happy. I’m Polish and visited Vietnam with my fiancee during Tết last year. Family drank a lot, tried to out drink me, and it was still like “easy” mode (no offense). First, despite not being a heavy drinker for my country, I have a bigger tolerance – Poles drink a lot, especially on some family meetings. Second, most of family I’ve met drank like Polish teenagers/young adults. No pacing, and doing typical drinker mistakes like drinking soda/beer after rice wine shots (not just water), skipping eating between drinks or totally messing up drinking order (beer ended, let’s do shots). You really can do a lot of stuff to make your next day easier. I agree that drinking culture might be tiring – personally we skip drinking in Poland whenever we could as getting fully wasted is too tiring (and that’s how drinking in Poland mostly ends). It should also change with time – I think young people drink less almost everywhere in the world. First, people need to stop forcing drinks on others. When I lived in Paris and I wasn’t drinking people got UPSET at me. As if I’m harming them by not drinking which I found super annoying and actually shamed them for it. Honestly, I could be a recovering alcoholic for all you know!
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If you don’t feel strong enough to decline a drink, tell people you went to the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this doctor and he diagnosed you with a fatty liver. It’s harmless as long as you do something and stop alcohol consumption and so on. But people usually are more respectful if you tell them it’s for medical reasons. I’m usually against lying but I think in this case it’s harmless and gets you out of the situation without causing harm! France has some of the best wine in the world, and they certainly think its the best. I can see why they would be offended by you declining a glass. I enjoy the culture sometimes and to a point. There’s been instances in family meals when I’m done and have to walk away, I might get a bit of grief from the younger ones but I’d rather that than be ill. I find eating lots and drinking lots at the same time way too much. All that being said, I love a bia Hoi session when I’m in the mood. My country has a very similar drinking culture. I used to not drink for very long time. Now I do a bit occasionally. Its definitely unhealthy and should be seen as the drug it is. But I also wont force my opinion of alcohol and others. If they have fun drowning their Braincells, let them do it. But people should also accept that not everyone can/wants to drink
Tell them you’re an alcoholic and will literally die if you drink but you’re very sorry … that’s what I do at least I’m VNese and I don’t like drinking either. But in my case, fuck society, I don’t think I need any “respect” from people who force me to drink, and I don’t really care if I’m being cast out or considered weirdo I hate drinking and made a point of not humoring people when it comes to drinking. People who have difficulty accepting that others don’t want to drink, and somehow get “offended” when someone refuses to drink, are not worth caring about or hanging out with. Don’t worry about the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this fact that they may not like you or don’t care about you, because you don’t need to care about such people either. If you keep hanging out with the “wrong” crowd, that’s on you, though Forced drinking is worse culture in vn, i have attended to year end party of bureau department and surprise when almost people said: one hundred percent, up up up.



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It’s because the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this elites made those rules and enforce it in the dumb peasants to stay in control in Vietnam. Don’t drink. To be fair, most vietnamese just simply like to drink. Ofcourse, its more of a habit rather than any special reason. So just say no to them and go away I agree with you OP, fuck that drinking culture, those that force me to drink are no longer considered friends to me. Declining to drink has always been a thing except you’d need to use some sort of health issue or driving as an excuse, which is stupid if you ask me. It has gotten better these days though. Find another work environment my friend, just like in every country or culture there will be a toxic corner there. You just need to avoid that. Ex: Japanese drinking culture or Korean where they drink a lot as well not just Vietnam alone so at the end of the day its your choice wether you want to stick with it or say no, or change place. Very limited green space, high pollution levels, lack of arts, theatre and general cultural richness to explore. I’m writing this from my home where almost the entire neighbourhood outside is sat in the street on small plastic chairs at 530pm getting wasted and singing karaoke at a deafening volume. Yes it’s almost tet, but this is an almost daily occurrence throughout the year, it’s kinda crazy. Well an older man told me once in a party, sorry i gotta drink because frankly we dont know each other enough to talk and have fun with each other we need to dtink.
Fucking refuse, firmly. No one can crack your mouth open and pour alcohol in if you refuse to. Resort to walking out if things get heated. Better be called a wimp than getting agitated and argue/fight over alcohol. I also refuse alcohol (especially poor quality Vietnamese alcohol) anytime they offer me… In the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this past was more difficult but how they are easier to accept. And I don’t care if they consider me weird because I dont drink with them. In the past I was using fake thing. But now I am not using anymore… I just say no thank you. One or two glass of wine is great (even three sometimes), but not the terrible alcoholic drink that they use here. If you want to get mad at something, get mad that they buy the most expensive spirits around, then down it like its someone’s bath brew. Savour the good stuff. Fhe drinking culture in VN is very toxic, especially with how its used to challenge someome “manhood”. Yeah as if how much u drink represent your manhood
I actually think the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this actual problem is that many people don’t know how to say “no” and think they could not say “no”. I have joined the working force for 15 years and have not drunk at any party for 7 years, whether it is a home party or a business one. I told everyone who want to invite me to alcohol that I got stomachache and diarrhea after I drank any amount and they left me alone. I’d understand the popularity if these things actually taste good or something but they’re not. They taste like crap whether the cheap alcohol or an expensive bottle.
From this article it looks like you can call 18111 for the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this HK mental health support hotline. There’s a list of resources at I’m really sorry this happened to you. My husband and I witnessed a hiker falling to his death in Switzerland at the beginning of our trip and I felt very traumatized for a long while. My husband tried to assist to no avail as well. We continued, and managed to enjoy the rest of it but there was a cloud over us. I think it helped to talk about it. I also made a post on Reddit and that support was surprisingly helpful. It’s been a year and a half now and I can enjoy the memories of the trip more than I could in the moment as the trauma has faded.
I think there’s some feelings of guilt over the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this callousness of enjoying a trip when something so awful happened. And that’s a little difficult to get over. I think there’s some feelings of guilt over the callousness of enjoying a trip when something so awful happened. Yes. Wow. So well put. We saw someone die on the first day of a vacation. a local guide, accidently killed by his foreign tourist. it was so weird to go onto enjoy the rest of the vacation and a weird feeling like, wow, we as tourists could destroy an entire family if we don’t listen to our guides. It was the trail in the Appenzell region from the famous Ascher cliffside restaurant to the Seealpsee lake. There were some stories about it in the news media. When I phoned emergency services, they were surprised because there was another fatal fall just an hour previously.
Op, it sounds like you’re doing the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this right things by reaching out for support and taking care of yourself with rest and movies. I definitely think the puzzle thing is 100% worth doing to weaken those trauma pathways! I’m so terribly sorry this happened to you and am sending all the love and support your way <3 So what you’re saying is that my mom further traumatized me by not allowing me any form of video games or puzzles or anything to play with after abusivdky screaming at me, and that’s why my brain has such a hard time not assuming people will act as she did… Does playing a game of things falling still reduce the chance of PTSD when you have PTSD from something falling? Damm good question! Maybe tetris isn't the one for this particular scenario but there are others. A crossword or something?
Playing Tetris and rhythm games helped me a great deal. I did it in the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this early stages whenever I got a flashback, and it helped immensely in the long run. I find playing any sort of computer game is soothing after any traumatic experience. It’s good to pass the time instead of spend that time thinking about what happened. I didn’t know this. TIL. I will say, not PTSD but when I go through some of my lower depression days, I actually have about 4-5 games on my phone that I alternate playing for hours. It helped the self talk and my brain going overload for thinking. This makes so much sense. Thanks for sharing. Holy shit! Spend some time relaxing, however that may be. Everyone’s mental capacity for fucked up events is different so I can’t recommend you keep going or head home but I’d personally probably want to continue after spending a few days coming to terms with what had happened. If you are truly shaken by it, definitely head home and spend time with family and friends. That is insane and I hope you’re alright.
One month into my year long world trip, we too experienced something pretty traumatic. I went through all the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this stages of grief; shock, guilt, denial, etc. Then anger! Why us?? I kept thinking that our trip was now ruined and we should just bag it. My advice is to slow down now and don’t make any quick decisions. The next few weeks will suck, no way around it. Talk to family. Talk to a Telehealth counselor (even just 1 session can be super helpful). Take inventory of where you are at mentally after a few weeks and then decide your next move. Just be super kind to yourself in the interim. We just started on an 18 month world trip back in 2016 when the brussels airport had an Isis attack. There were 2 bombs and the first one went off where we were sleeping a couple hours prior (we got delayed overnight at the airport and were waiting for a morning flight). Luckily my body was sore from laying against a pillar and ended up finding a bench to move to, it ended up saving our lives. The bomb went off just one check in aisle away from us. I experienced a lot of survivors guilt. I saw the entire ceiling fall, so many families and bodies, it was horrifying. The people of Belgium really stepped up and opened up their arms and homes. I hold so much gratitude and deep love for them. This was only a month into our trip, we ended up having an incredible experience after, but the experience is something I am working through still today.
I think what helped me work through a lot of it was honestly just being able to talk about it. I held it in for a few years because I didnt want to make people uncomfortable. Talking helped me process it outside of my own body and head. Damn I remember that. I was on vacation at Siesta Key FL when that happened and I felt such guilt just sitting there like a dumbass on a beach. I didn’t know what to do with myself and I felt so helpless. I remember I was looking at beach bags made of coconut shells or something really stupid and useless, but it involved coconuts. I just walked out of the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this beachfront store and stared at the water wondering wtf to do because everyone was just going about their business. It made me realize how fucked up our world is for some reason. This, from the land of school shootings and what not. It just really fucked with my head for some reason and I had sort of an existential crisis. I can’t even imagine what you felt like.
OP I’m really sorry to hear this. Hong Kong is a truly special place but has moments (like anywhere) where it can be very bleak for people. I’m so sorry you had to witness something so horrible. Here are two numbers you could consider calling if you need to speak with someone immediately – they should both have English speaking options. I suggest you call police in HK. They have people speaking English. I think you should tell them how you feel. It is good to get closure on site. I am sure they have someone that can help you. I use to live in HK and my interaction with police was very positive. Seconding this. OP is pretty fortunate to be in a very developed country with plenty of people from all over, a pretty widespread uptake in English and other languages, and reasonable supports from police and the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this like. Hope they can avail themselves of that and even try to make some friends with fellow travellers and reach out. I don’t think calling the police is a good option here, especially Hong Kong police. These are the same people who bashed and even disappeared many innocent peaceful protestors. They are not to be trusted and they do not serve the public.
OP, I experienced the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this exact same thing and tried to save his life as well. It was at university and I was a student. If you want to talk please PM me. This probably sounds callous, but you can use this as a lesson in how to learn to deal with extreme events when you are out of your comfort zone. Sure being at home is a better place to process things, but you won’t always have that luxury. Use this. Agreed. I’m sorry that happened to you. But Quickly process you had nothing to do with them jumping, be thrilled they weren’t aiming for you directly, be happy you had nothing to do with them jumping, be happy you didn’t know them. Don’t let their depression win by giving you depression. Go celebrate life that you survived! Everyday something can kill you, you literally dodged one.
I’m in HK. Can lend a ear, which may help. You can reach out to me. I can also refer you to free counseling services (I work at an NGO here and also know of counseling programs I can refer you to). Thank you for the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this message I would Love to have access or a referral to counseling services here. Pm’ing you now. Hi Just read your post your post Where did this happen It has not come on the news, I am a counselor , I would be happy to talk to you In majority of places in the world suicides are not reported in the media. Too many of them unfortunately and not really ” news”. They also cause social contagion so I’m glad they mostly don’t get reported, or at least in Australia they are mostly very discreet. My family is in a hotel literally less than a ten minute walk from you. Can I buy you lunch tomorrow and give you an ear to listen? Hi there. I’m Australian and I was living in Taiwan when a fellow jumped off my building landing in my courtyard. My ex and I were first on the scene. It was absolutely horrible. I suggest you head to an embassy and ask for assistance or to chat to someone. Pick a friendly country of your country doesn’t have an embassy in HK. Secondly, there will be expat groups on FB if you feel like chatting to someone from home or other westerners. Lastly, just on zoom and call home. Any of these options will help you through. It would be a shame to cut your travelling short I suggest to lean on others for support during this time. All the best, it’s just really unfortunate this happened to you – but you can and will pull through.
Cry, a lot. Mourn the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this person as if I had known them. I’m not religious but I would “pray” by wishing their spirit a safe trip to wherever they are going next and wishing his family and loved ones well. Once I let all of my sad, anger, shock, etc out without judgement, I would celebrate life. Celebrate the fact I am alive. Go outside and watch people go about their day, alive. Look for little things that show what makes the human experience beautiful, like a couple holding hands, friends laughing, people helping each other. Look at the world around me especially nature and recognize the blessing of being alive. This is very personal to me, but I would probably dedicate the rest of my trip to this person. Live for them so to speak. Enjoy as much as I can in honor of their life and death. Surprised more people did not say this in addition to counseling. Choose some way to honor the person, light a candle for them at a spiritual center/place of worship, dedicate a meal or an adventure to them, do something in their memory, and continue on your journey where they are not able to. Surely there may be some culturally appropriate tradition or respectful way to honor those who have passed in HK that could help you mourn the person’s passing.
Happened to me last year at phuket airport. Me and my fiance were shooken up for a few days, just take some time man. And try not to drink about it either… I’m so sorry this happened to you. I’m also really disturbed and shocked by the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this amount of people in the comments who’ve witnessed something similar If I were in your shoes, I think I’d be looking to get back home and to your support systems as soon as I could. Maybe have a quick look at your travel insurance policy and see what requirements you might need to meet to get a reimbursement – you may need to get some kind of documentation from a doctor that this incident has impacted your health to a degree where you need to cut your holiday short. EMDR therapy really helps with trauma. The con is you have to relive the experience a bit playing it back in your mind while you work with the therapist. The pro is that it gives the memory far less power after only a few sessions
I had the The Youngstown Pride shirt moreover I love this same thing happening to me when i lived in Macau. I was walking and all of a sudden a sound that sounded like a shooting or even a tire blowing up happened behind me. I lookes behind and for a second i thought it was a dummy doll. I remember thinking “why is that doll there and why didn’t i notice when i passed there 5 seconds ago”. My brain took a while to register that it was a person and that it had jumped. Had they jumped 5 seconds earlier it would have fall on me, but maybe they saw me and waited for me to clear their path. I looked closer but there was nothing to be done. The bones were out, the face had a huge crack and there was blood everywhere. I called 911, waited for the police to arrive. I didn’t have to make a statement. And went home. I guess i am a little more resilient than most, since the episode didn’t really affected me. I felt sorry for the person, who must have felt a huge despair to have jumped and i wondered if gambling debts led them to it.
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- Length from the highest point of the collar to the bottom hem.
- Chest straight across, armpit to armpit, with the shirt laid flat.
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| M | 2974 | 2051 |
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| S | 2769 | 2051 | 34.588 |
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| XL | 3076 | 2666 | 37.595 |
| 2XL | 3179 | 2871 | 38.598 |
| 3XL | 3281 | 3076 | 3999 |
| 4XL | 3384 | 3281 | 39.5100 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3486 | 40102 |
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| M | 2974 | 2051 | 3589 |
| L | 3076 | 2358 | 36.593 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 | 3897 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 | 39.5100 |
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