How do you change when drunk?
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I don't really get drunk, I might have a couple of beers and I find that just fogs my mind and stops me thinking and communicating properly, or moving around much. Exactly what happened last night actually. Maybe it's just my mood and interaction with my standard prescription, since I'm not really into drinking I'm not exactly "up for it".
I usually just start rambling about random stuff, annoying (in a funny way) people and do stupid shit in the house.
Yesterday I started a food fight in the kitchen, drew dicks on passed out people (classic) and ended up flirting with a girl.
When I'm sober, I have all kind of wonderful ideas but never got the motivation (or the balls) to carry them on.
Yesterday I started a food fight in the kitchen, drew dicks on passed out people (classic) and ended up flirting with a girl.
When I'm sober, I have all kind of wonderful ideas but never got the motivation (or the balls) to carry them on.
I amplify. My emotions and actions become much more exaggerated. Fantastic when I'm having a good time, not so great when something ticks me off or makes me sad.
I get very very very talkative and also whne I get drunk I put a lot of energy into not making a fool out of myself, get very polite and all that stuff. When sober I don't care what I do and making a fool out of myslef is an easy task but when drunk it's like everyone I was talking to would be the preident.
It's like you're naturally drunk all the time, and alcohol has the effect of sobering you up.Guffe said:
Never gotten drunk, but when I drink alcohol, my spelling and grammar goes out the window. Well, it tends to, unless I focus on getting everything right. Depending on how much I drink, I may miss the odd word.
Try explaining that one to the policeGuffe said:
Actually, no DO NOT TRY EXPLAINING THAT TO THE POLICE.
It does alleviate my social anxiety, leading me to just be content sitting alone in a corner, not feeling like I should try to make conversation.
Sober I would just want to get away from the social situation, a bit drunk I'd be feeling distant attachement towards humanity, quite happily ignoring them and thinking my own private thoughts.
Sober I would just want to get away from the social situation, a bit drunk I'd be feeling distant attachement towards humanity, quite happily ignoring them and thinking my own private thoughts.
Well, as my friends say it, I become 'normal' when drunk. I'm extremely introverted and shy when sober, and usually have to know someone for about a year before I can be casual around them. When I'm drunk I suddenly have this magic ability for small talk, I stop being afraid to tell my awful jokes, and feel free to laugh like a 5 year old at anything remotely funny.
If they get me very drunk (evil bastards) then as the night goes on there are no bad ideas anymore. Thus ended up one night having to bike home 20 km with a broken hand, on a bike with no brakes and a very loose saddle, that would throw you off the back if you leaned even a little bit not forward.
All of those things were completely my fault. But it was their fault I got so drunk they seemed like good ideas.
Never regretted a thing though, as it left me with quite a few good stories.
If they get me very drunk (evil bastards) then as the night goes on there are no bad ideas anymore. Thus ended up one night having to bike home 20 km with a broken hand, on a bike with no brakes and a very loose saddle, that would throw you off the back if you leaned even a little bit not forward.
All of those things were completely my fault. But it was their fault I got so drunk they seemed like good ideas.
Never regretted a thing though, as it left me with quite a few good stories.
I have never been drunk per se.
But when i drink lots and lots and lots and get mildly tipsy (I can hold my alcohol waaaay to well,which is ironic, because i hate drinking) i start getting sleepy.
Which is in contrast to when i'm sleepy without alcohol, in which i start to laugh at everything.
But when i drink lots and lots and lots and get mildly tipsy (I can hold my alcohol waaaay to well,which is ironic, because i hate drinking) i start getting sleepy.
Which is in contrast to when i'm sleepy without alcohol, in which i start to laugh at everything.
Drunk + Normal energy levels + a few friends = more confidence and laughs shared
Drunk + females = confidence through the roof (moreso than usual) and slightly less charming
Drunk + large groups = quieter than usual, reserved
Drunk + overtired + friends = giggling fits every five seconds and a rosy view of the world which I just know is not going to last
Drunk + bored = just wanting to get more drunk
As you can see it varies with every single situation. I can't understand how people can become angry drunks though, it just doesn't compute with me. I can kind of see where 'sad drunks' come from though.
Drunk + females = confidence through the roof (moreso than usual) and slightly less charming
Drunk + large groups = quieter than usual, reserved
Drunk + overtired + friends = giggling fits every five seconds and a rosy view of the world which I just know is not going to last
Drunk + bored = just wanting to get more drunk
As you can see it varies with every single situation. I can't understand how people can become angry drunks though, it just doesn't compute with me. I can kind of see where 'sad drunks' come from though.
I talk more, I'm more open with strangers and friends alike, I get really introspective, I have stimulating intellectual conversations, and fervently believe the aforementioned conversations have some value to them...
I'm a walking stereotype.
I'm a walking stereotype.