The Eudaimonic Approach to Break off the Cyclic Binge Drinking in Holly Whitaker’s Quit Like a Woman

Abstract

Nothing in life comes free. Not even the air that we breathe in 24x7 and so is the quality of your health. We live every moment carelessly just thinking that we live only once- purely hedonistic style, but then one needs to have a spark reality that life can be stupendously better and utterly serene if lived with all compassion and might leading to a eudaimonic way. The current research paper renders a complete insight into the 21 century memoirist Holly Whitaker and her memoir Quit Like a Woman in which she beautifully transforms her hedonist lifestyle to a purely eudaimonic manner giving her a stark touch of  sobriety for life. The paper will usher a new survival hope for all the women across the globe who know they are flamboyant enough to tread any step but somehow drudge themselves in layers of patriarchal dominance and social acceptance. “Tough times don’t define you; they refine you.”¹ Carlos A Rodriguez Life at every step will make you witness harsh times as no life is as easy as ABC or liberal from the shackles of tough oddities and inevitable combats. Life is indeed replete with unfathomable storms that will be touching shore time and again to make you shine brighter and whiter like a diamond. Strong gust of winds may pop up in one’s life in multifarious shapes and forms; thus leaving you all perplexed and disturb your inner calm and poise.