i truly believe that

May 05, 2010 01:27

who you are when you're drunk says a lot about who you are when you're sober

YEP

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ljisforstalkers May 5 2010, 06:25:47 UTC
as someone who just started drinking

yes, i believe this.

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ufosightings May 5 2010, 15:29:57 UTC
i was so angry when i wrote this

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speakxtinaaaaaa May 5 2010, 18:12:14 UTC
get this philosophy OUTTA here!

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speakxtinaaaaaa May 5 2010, 18:12:36 UTC
this was supposed to be a seperate comment...

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ufosightings May 7 2010, 05:54:05 UTC
it's kind of a long story but i basically got ignored and essentially abandoned by a friend at a party. i think it hurt mostly because it felt...familiar? as in, this has happened to me before but in a different context and it just fucking sucks in general. i really can't imagine doing that to someone, especially not someone who i consider to be a good friend...

anyways, the next day she couldn't understand why i was upset and said something along the lines of "well i didn't know i was being an asshole, i was drunk." i feel like you and i have talked about this before but i have really limited tolerance for people who use drunkenness as a get-out-of-being-a-selfish/inconsiderate-person card. yes, alcohol makes us say and do stupid/hurtful things we might not do otherwise. but i feel like it's too easy--actually, i think it's bullshit--to try and totally separate and disconnect your "real self" from your actions.

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