Green Hills and Daffodils Quotes

“He suspected that copious amounts of alcohol were required for fun because it was the cheapest and most readily-available ancient form of self-medication for social anxiety rather than a true joy derived from drinking. Either that, or it was a passive and inefficient quest for self-termination via liver damage among his adolescent peers. Otherwise, was there really a point to large groups of people gathering to get drunk with no common goal?”
― Celyn Kendrick, Green Hills and Daffodils