RandyBlytheOfficial

I called the bridge of the Enterprise and had them teleported into the studio against their will and threatened them with my phaser until they squeaked out the notes that satisfied me.

I would say someone's spirituality is a deeply personal thing. I believe in a higher power that I choose to call God for lack of a better term. However, I do not subscribe to any particular theology or dogmatic system of monotheistic religious belief.

That's a really good question. I have found the longer I remain sober, the less I enjoy being around intoxicated people. I don't hang out in bars unless I have a valid reason for being there. I don't find the amount of quality intellectual discourse that occurs in a bar to be very much at all.

I do not think that drinking normally is problematic or immoral. However, I cannot drink normally and I didn't hang out with people who drink normally.

Remain sober for a bit and see how that affects the quality of your social interactions - not the quantity.

It was all a tragic mistake.

I remember you! My advice is try to find things that you can be grateful for in your life no matter what your situation or surroundings are. This can be difficult, but it's doable. The other thing would be to stay in the present moment as much as possible. Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, make the most of today while you have it.