When they say being drunk makes you do dumb wild crazy #ish – it’s an understatement. Things could get wild and crazy in a quick second.
The Best Advice For Drinking
The best advice for drinking is don’t drink if you’re under the drinking age, don’t drink if you’re pregnant, don’t drink if you’re taking medication, don’t drink and drive or operate heavy machinery, don’t drink on the clock, and just don’t drink if you can’t handle the after-effects of alcohol.
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Skip The Booze All Together
Overall you can skip the booze all together is also great advice especially if it’s creating problems in your life. However, if you’re going to drink it’s best to drink in moderation.
Now Here Are 17 Things You Will Most Likely Do When You’re Drunk
- Drunk Text Your Ex
- Skinny Dip
- Act a Fool
- Sing Karaoke in Front of a Lot of People
- Dance with No Rhythm
- Sleep Sitting Up
- Burn Some Food Up and Still Eat It
- Talk to Your Crush with No Hesitation
- Vibe to the Song That You Normally Hate
- Tell Everybody Including Strangers That You Love Them
- Lean On Every Object So You Don’t Fall Over
- Get Hyped About Every Little Thing Imaginable
- Pass Out in Random Places
- Make a Lot of Spills
- Kiss Random People
- Have One Night Stands
- Tell People How You Really Feel
Seeking Help If You Need It
If you believe you have a drinking problem seek help. Don’t let it get out of control before you do something about it. Drinking socially in moderation is socially acceptable however you don’t have to. You can have just as much fun if you skip the booze.
A Few Alcohol Abuse Hotline Resources
Hotline
National Institute on Drug Abuse: 1 (800) 662-HELP (4357)
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc.: 1 (800) NCA-CALL (622-2255)
The Recovery Village: 1 (800) 331-2900
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