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Obviously, anyone who doesn't drink is not forced.
Please don't drink if you don't want to - I'm sure no one will force you to and you'll be fine
It's really sad how much alcohol is normalised in our college. Coming from a rural area, party culture and the fact that this poison is so normal to consume (also in shockingly huge amounts) is all a huge culture shock for me. I never even knew that this is an "important" part of college life before coming here.
People should do some exercise and take care of what they eat instead of killing themselves like this...
I just wanted to know as to what you guys think about the same? People like him are less than 10-15% (accd. to me) at almost every law school nowadays. It’s honestly very sad people going this path to cope up with stress/making connections when there are other “healthier” options available.