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imma take that argument to an AA meeting
Not gonna lie, I used to crush iced coffees and complain about anxiety. Now I sip it in the morning until I'm awake enough and stop. So I'm kind of with you on this. I can't speak for micro dosing though. >

Not only do some people consume unhealthy amounts of sugar in process, caffeine is bad for your energy levels long term and can cause symptoms like anxiety, bad sleep, caffeine dependence.
But really I don't think anyone cares as you shouldn't let people tell you what to consume. >

I drink black decaf because I like the taste. Talk about an unpopular opinion >

I obviously think there are people that like it. Im more so refering to the ppl who are on their 3rd latte that is 90% milk >

So are people drinking too much caffeine or too little?
The "people are mainlining coffee" and "it's 90% milk" arguments kind of work against each other. >

I think 3 shots of espresso each with their own glass of milk is the problem. I get a dark roast or what ever but I remember when ppl were buying 3 of those unicorn Fraps a day >

"I'm so insecure that other people drinking a liquid bothers me" is not really an opinion. I'd say whining, but nothing constructive, profound, or even intelligent certainly. >

"I'm so insecure I feel personally attacked by a Reddit thread." >

Careful I hear someone pouring coffee nearby, wouldn't want you to have a seizure. >

When did I say  I was against the consumption of coffee? You are taking this personally. I just think its overindulged >

I like it and it energizes me, I know lt's probably not the best for my anxieties but I don't drink it every day anyways >

Yeah, I don't think it should be avoided entirely. Just like soda, moderation. >

I get mad when I go to take a drink that should be majority coffee and it's just coffee-flavored milk. >

Why don't you just let people drink whatever they want?