Katie MacBride is a freelance writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in health and wellness, with a focus on psychedelic research and therapy, as well as exploring internet culture and pop culture subcultures. Her work has been featured in The Daily Beast, Slate Magazine, MSNBC, New York Magazine, Inverse, Business Insider, and MS NOW.
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By: Katie MacBride
It's like handing a case of liquor to a nondrinker and telling them to drink up for a story.
By: Katie Macbride
It’s like handing a case of liquor to a nondrinker and telling them to drink up for a story.
By: Katie MacBride, Clarissa Pharr
Yes, it is possible for some people to drink in moderation after identifying as an alcoholic and maintaining sobriety. But in Pitt's case, there are some important concerns worth considering.
Yes, it is possible for some people to drink in moderation after identifying as an alcoholic and maintaining sobriety. But in Pitt’s case, there are some important concerns worth considering.
