Why should I stop drinking?

If you're excessively drinking its not good for your body,mind and soul. You could become an alcoholic then become dependent on it.it's already expensive enough. A tall glass of wine or two is fine or possibly a couple beers. Everything in moderation.

Because it is not going to make you feel better. It is only hiding something that you know that is bothering you. And, by understanding what is bothering you, and working through your emotions, that is the only way you can /actually/ feel better.

If drinking has had a negative affect on your life or your loved ones, quitting drinking will help you to become a better version of yourself, and allow you to have more meaningful relationships with the people you care about and who care about you.

First, let me tell you this; drinking spoils you. Everyone must have told you this. But when I say that drinking spoils you what I mean is that it eats you; from the inside. It takes away everything you have - every little joy, every person who means something to you - everything. And what you are finally left with is nothing - nothing but an empty shell of what you used to be. And if that isn't enough reason to give up drinking, I honestly don't know what else is.

If you have to ask that question, you may have a problem with alcohol. You are the expert here; it's your life. You may be masking some pain that you do not want to face. You may be covering up some fear to don't want to confront. You may feel you need to drink in order to be the "life of the party". If you are drinking and you cannot control it, you may be in serious trouble mentally and physically. Experts don't function well when drunk...and you are the expert. Examine yourself and ask Why Do I Drink? The answers to that question may help you decide.

Because, drinking could cause you so many problems down the road. This is coming from a previous alcohol addict., and it's caused me so many problems. That's why I stopped (and good luck on recovering when/if you do

You should stop drinking mainly for yourself. You will find that your drinking, whether you believe you have it under control affects your relationships with others, your relationship with loved ones and your relationship with yourself.

Drinking is bad for your health. It ruins relationships. Drinking takes more from your life than you are getting from the bottle.

Depending on your age I'll answer for the two. Underage drinking: One, it's illegal and it's frowned upon family and friends because it's not good for your body, and you could possibly get an addiction and it'll cause bad things in the near future. Drinking when you're legal to: There are programs, people and helpful people and ways to help you stop your drinking addiction if one is started. You can find ways to cope with it and help yourself. You don't want to have any bad things for yourself physically or mentally. For both scenarios I'll add; this is something you should decide because you want this for you. I know there will be two kinds of people who will think you need help with it and others who say otherwise. Understand there are people out there who are willing to help you with this problem, and just know. it'll work and you'll get results if you chose to want to do this for you. Don't do something because someone thinks you need it because it might interfere with the actuality of you getting better or not.

Drinking, if abused, can cause serious health problems and even death. It can also lead to alcoholism which can ruin one's life, reputation, destroy homes, and alter a person's mind to the extent that he may become violent and dangerous to others