by The Happiness Engine » Wed Jul 09, 2014 7:01 pm
gsdgsd wrote:More questions!
How would you describe yourself when drunk? Happy? Sad? Angry? Garrulous? Withdrawn? Combination? None of the above?
I've noticed alcohol provides a bit of levity and giddiness, but in general it just magnifies any emotions you might be feeling. This is especially true with a strong drunk: alcohol doesn't "make you do" anything, alcohol just shuts off the filter that stops you from acting like an unthinking animal in polite society. The "mean drunk" wants to punch everybody he meets, but his consciousness tells him that there are consequences. 6 tequila shots later that filter is NOT monitoring one's actions and breaking a pint glass over someone's head for bumping you is the result.
I feel this is alcohols great blessing and curse. Other drugs just create a certain mood. Alcohol amplifies whatever mood you have, and your mood can change quickly.
Seriously, I'll shut up now, until I have to call Dr. Tacos an asshole again.
[quote="gsdgsd"]More questions!
How would you describe yourself when drunk? Happy? Sad? Angry? Garrulous? Withdrawn? Combination? None of the above?[/quote]
I've noticed alcohol provides a bit of levity and giddiness, but in general it just magnifies any emotions you might be feeling. This is especially true with a strong drunk: alcohol doesn't "make you do" anything, alcohol just shuts off the filter that stops you from acting like an unthinking animal in polite society. The "mean drunk" wants to punch everybody he meets, but his consciousness tells him that there are consequences. 6 tequila shots later that filter is NOT monitoring one's actions and breaking a pint glass over someone's head for bumping you is the result.
I feel this is alcohols great blessing and curse. Other drugs just create a certain mood. Alcohol amplifies whatever mood you have, and your mood can change quickly.
Seriously, I'll shut up now, until I have to call Dr. Tacos an asshole again.