Addiction & Grief
By young one
Summary
"When will you stop drinking, Yentumi?" his mother begged, while his father watched in silent despair. But grief had swallowed him — a falling tree had killed his only beloved sister.
Chapters
- "When will you stop drinking, Yentumi?" (0s)
- But grief had swallowed him — (6s)
- Drink had cost him his girlfriend (11s)
- One night he stumbled home, senseless (16s)
- He dipped his food in water, (21s)
FAQ
Why did Yentumi start drinking heavily?
Yentumi began drinking excessively after his beloved sister was killed by a falling tree. Overwhelmed by grief, he turned to alcohol as a way to cope with his loss and despair.
What consequences did Yentumi's drinking have on his relationships?
Yentumi's excessive drinking caused his girlfriend to leave him. His addiction prevented him from forming new romantic relationships, as every attempt at finding love failed due to his drinking habit.
How did Yentumi's intoxication affect his daily functioning?
Yentumi's drinking impaired his judgment and motor control so severely that he stumbled home senseless at night and confused water for soup, even washing his hands in it while preparing to eat.
What was Yentumi's family situation?
Yentumi lived with his parents, who raised livestock including sheep and goats, and engaged in farming for sustenance. His parents were deeply concerned about his drinking and its destructive impact on his life.
How did Yentumi respond to his parents' concerns about his drinking?
Yentumi acknowledged his drinking problem but refused to stop, claiming he would only cease drinking someday. He remained trapped in his grief and addiction despite his parents' pleas and concern.
Transcript
"When will you stop drinking, Yentumi?" his mother begged, while his father watched in silent despair. But grief had swallowed him — a falling tree had killed his only beloved sister. Drink had cost him his girlfriend too, and every attempt at new love slipped away. One night he stumbled home, senseless with wine, groping through the dark past his sleeping parents. He dipped his food in water, mistaking it for soup, and washed his hands right in it.