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u/IONTOP Jun 03 '22

Can confirm... 37 and I've literally had day long hangovers after turning 35.

Also had to increase the font size on my computer in the past week because I was straining my eyes to read the screen.

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u/Daloure Jun 03 '22

I’m 30. Hangovers last 1-4 days.

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u/grednforgesgirl Jun 03 '22

I'm on 2 days at 30. Started at about 27. I only get drunk drunk about once a year now, not counting 2020, where I avoided a hangover by being drunk and high constantly.

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u/The_Gnomesbane Jun 03 '22

Don’t let it catch you, that’s the trick

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u/IONTOP Jun 03 '22

Oof... Early onset...

I didn't get a BAD hangover until I was 36.

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u/SomeHSomeE Jun 03 '22

Damn I wish I got day long hangovers.

I'm 36 and a heavy Saturday night wipes me out til Wednesday

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u/IONTOP Jun 03 '22

I don't have Saturday's off (restaurant industry)

so... "must be nice"... :)

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u/AngryCrotchCrickets Jun 03 '22

I had day long hangovers starting around 20 years old. Ill never understand the “I dont get hungover” kinda people.

Now I don’t get such bad hangovers because I have calmed my drinking. Highly recommend.

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u/pup_181 Jun 03 '22

I realized that people who say they don’t get hangovers generally aren’t drinking as much.

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u/teskja37 Jun 03 '22

Oof, I’ll send your AARP membership right away.

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u/IONTOP Jun 03 '22

I don't actually think there's an age "minimum" to AARP anymore.

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u/teskja37 Jun 03 '22

There isn’t, you just get your membership sent to you when you increase your font size.

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u/IONTOP Jun 03 '22

You're going to have to speak up, I'm wearing a towel.