Negative Side Effects of Giving Up These Things for Lent

Sure, alcohol isn't the best for your physical (and sometimes emotional) health. But let's face it, going booze-free for over a month is going to make you the buzz kill of the group. You'll be the only one asking for water, and you'll be stuck being the one to babysit all your drunk friends.

Man, are you gonna be out of the loop or WHAT!? No Instagram stalking your Tinder matches, no annoyingly political Facebook posts, no Twitter rants...And how are you going to survive not getting your sexy Snaps from whatsherface for 40 days? Complete torture, man.

Sugar isn't really the best for your body, so it's completely understandable to give up sweets like soda pop and chocolate. But you're gonna be dealing with some SERIOUS anger management issues.

By giving up coffee for Lent, you risk not only hearing imaginary voices, feeling bugs crawling up and down your skin, and breaking out in a cold sweat in the middle of the night, but also becoming an all-around miserable human being to be around.

If you're fine with mild constipation, gas, and vitamin/protein deficiencies, then by all means give up meat for Lent.