Do you drink alone? How to tell when solo drinking becomes a problem

In 2020, Cosmo Landesman wrote in The Spectator how solitary drinkers, "we prefer to be called solo drinkers", have always endured stigma. "Drinking on your own is seen by the medical profession as a sign of such mental health problems as depression and alcoholism," he writes.

"It's what sad, lonely men do. Sad men in smelly rooms. Sad, sloshed men watching porn and drinking cheap wine. Sad, lonely, depressed men sending tweets they will regret in the morning. Sad men who weep themselves to sleep."

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