Got drunk for the first time ever

[Something Funny]

@Michael569 how much alcohol do you need to get drunk, usually?

 

36 minutes ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

And writing something in chat is way different than saying sum shit to another human being in real life

Can't unquote.

Edited Wednesday at 02:30 PM by Something Funny

[Michael569]

44 minutes ago, Something Funny said:

how much alcohol do you need to get drunk, usually?

I haven't really had much alcohol over last decade but in the past ( teens and early 20s)  I'd say at least 6-8 shots to get into the proper mood without blackouts.

These days if I have more than 1 beer I'll feel it a bit so maybe the tolerance goes down with age especially if you're someone who doesn't drink at all. 

Its not like you're missing out on anything although funny enough my wife and I got together and started dating when we were both a bit tipsy, 14 years ago, so it did help to break the ice eventually

 

Edited Wednesday at 03:15 PM by Michael569

[Buck Edwards]

1 minute ago, Michael569 said:

funny enough my wife and I got together when we were both a bit tipsy, 14 years ago, so it did help top break the ice of something that was building up at the background. 

Inner secrets revealed  so cute. 

[Princess Arabia]

2 hours ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

I got very very drunk multiple times so I know what I'm talking about

Everyone experiences alcohol differently. Just because it's that way for you, doesn't mean it's the same for everyone. Even being drunk can have different effects for different people. 

[Princess Arabia]

The body doesn't need much in the beginning; but after awhile, it will need more to have the same effect and more and more then it goes back to where a little bit will make it feel drunk because of the overdosing.

[Something Funny]

@Princess Arabia do you drink?

[Princess Arabia]

3 minutes ago, Something Funny said:

@Princess Arabia do you drink?

Yes, been drinking for awhile now. I've worked in bars for awhile. Don't drink at home, only out. If I drink at home, it's because I'm headed out and getting a head start. Lol

Edited Wednesday at 03:33 PM by Princess Arabia

[Something Funny]

@Princess Arabia i see.

Do you need to drink when working in a bar or do yoi just feel like it?

[Princess Arabia]

6 minutes ago, Something Funny said:

@Princess Arabia i see.

Do you need to drink when working in a bar or do yoi just feel like it?

I prefer to drink a little when working. Makes the experience go by easier and more fun. If I'm not drinking when I'm out like that I don't want to be there because I'm not really a bar person. Maybe because I've done it so many times, it's quite boring for me. I'm speaking about work now. I'm very rarely at a bar if I'm not working. Drinking makes the time go by faster. I drink red wine and on a few occasions a shot or two of something, maybe tequilla or brandy.

Edited Wednesday at 03:39 PM by Princess Arabia

[Something Funny]

@Princess Arabia i see

[Salvijus]

Try wine next time. It's more classy. Doesn't taste that bad. Kinda meditative even. 

[Something Funny]

@Salvijus i don't think I will want to try anything for a long time now. I hate feeling nauseous.

Although yeah, the taste was a disappointment for me. I expected it to taste kind of sour, soft, and refreshing. Like a lemonade but with less sugar. Instead, it just tasted like alcohol.

[Salvijus]

1 hour ago, Something Funny said:

@Salvijus i don't think I will want to try anything for a long time now. I hate feeling nauseous.

Although yeah, the taste was a disappointment for me. I expected it to taste kind of sour, soft, and refreshing. Like a lemonade but with less sugar. Instead, it just tasted like alcohol.

Wine is just grape juice. You'll like it. Cider is pure bs. That I can understand. 

Edited Wednesday at 03:46 PM by Salvijus

[Something Funny]

@Salvijus I see, thanks.

[Leo Gura]

8 hours ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

My theory is literaly the only reason why alcohol industry is even allowed to exist and prosper, despite providing absolutely zero benefits and only downsides. Is that it seems like it "works" for extroverted people.

It works just as well for introverted people. And introverts need it more.

The point of alcohol is to help people loosen up and enter a social state which is otherwise hard to enter sober. It gets you out of your head.

Wine is gross.

Vodka cranberry is the way.

Edited Wednesday at 09:15 PM by Leo Gura

[something_else]

Alcohol, in moderation, can be a useful social tool. I learned 'how' to relax and have fun by getting wasted, and now I can reach that state without alcohol. Living life with a stick up your ass like I did for my teen years isn't much fun.

Looking back, the amazing experiences I’ve had while drinking feel worth it, even if they theoretically cost years off my life (though I doubt I've drank enough to actually cause that). Your body can handle it in your early twenties, but problems arise if you keep it up as you get older.

Edited Wednesday at 09:09 PM by something_else

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

26 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

It works just as well for introverted people. And introverts need it more.

I don't think so. Never worked well for me

[Leo Gura]

35 minutes ago, NewKidOnTheBlock said:

I don't think so. Never worked well for me

Cause you're a weirdo.

[NewKidOnTheBlock]

18 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Cause you're a weirdo.

Yeah, anyone who dissagrees with you is a weirdo. Suuuuuure

[Peo]

@NewKidOnTheBlock Your not a weirdo, i am in the same boat. Alcohol just does not work well for me too. It only made me more shy and insecure, then when i am sober. I am generally more confident sober.