I'm not saying that giving up alcohol has changed my life, but it has made waking up much less painful

It's no secret that millennials love to drink. But, unfortunately, we live in a time where social media glorifies #SundayFunday and bottomless mimosas. As a result, for many of us, it seems like alcohol is necessary to have a good time. But what happens when you start to re-evaluate your relationship with alcohol? I'm a millennial who has chosen to drink less alcohol, and let me tell you – it's changed my life for the better. Here's how:

I realized I was using alcohol as a crutch when I started drinking less. Alcohol was my go-to for socializing, relaxing, and having fun. But I realized that I didn't need alcohol to do those things. I could still have just as much fun without drinking. I often had more fun because I wasn't dealing with a hangover the next day.

I started to save money. You know that alcohol can be expensive if you're a heavy drinker. I was spending hundreds of dollars per month on alcohol. But when I cut back, I quickly realized how much money I was wasting. I now have more money to spend on things that I enjoy.

My skin improved. This was one of the most unexpected benefits of drinking less alcohol. I always used to have breakouts, but now my skin is healthier than ever. Drinking alcohol can cause dehydration and inflammation, leading to skin problems.

My relationships improved. Alcohol can be an excellent social lubricant and lead to arguments and fights. When I stopped drinking, I found my relationships more stable and enjoyable. I was also more likely to remember good times instead of bad ones.

I felt happier and healthier. This one is pretty obvious, but it's worth mentioning. When I cut back on alcohol, I felt more comfortable and nutritious. As a result, I had more energy, slept better, and felt better mentally and physically.

If you're considering cutting back on alcohol, I highly encourage you to try it. You might be surprised at how much it can improve your life.

Perhaps the most significant change I noticed was in my mental health. Drinking can take a toll on your mental health, and I noticed that when I cut back, my anxiety and depression started to improve. When you drink less, you sleep better, which positively impacts your mental health. Alcohol is also a depressant, so by consuming less, you're giving yourself a chance to feel happier and more positive.

When it comes to alcohol, less is more. You'll sleep better when you consume less alcohol, positively impacting your mental health. You'll also have more energy and be able to think more clearly. Alcohol is a depressant, so you're allowing yourself to feel happier and more positive by drinking less. You may also lose weight, as alcohol is high in calories. Finally, consuming less will save you money, as alcoholic beverages can be expensive.

If you drink frequently, I encourage you to consider cutting back. It might seem daunting at first, but trust me – it's worth it. Your body will thank you for it! Cheers to drinking less and living more!