Have you ever been Drunk?

Question

What does it feel like?

Answer 1

yes. and not so good

Answer 2

I personally think that there are different levels of being drunk with the lowest level feeling very outgoing and a loss of sensation in the arms and legs. The next level is more psychological you being to lose some motor function and slurred speech while you can go through some personality changes. I am a happy drunk, but i have a friend who is a mean drunk and picks fights with everyone. The worst level and this isnt really something that you would want, but your bodies motor functions slow to a crawl, dizziness, and you can black out entire events. I am all for drinking, but i have learned to set my limits depending on where i am, who im with, and if im driving.

Answer 3

I am now, just had 2 glasses of wine with dinner. Doesn't take much, I'm not used to drinking much. I just feel sleepy. Being drunk is not like in the movies for me, I just feel like taking a nap.

PS... you don't have to feel out of control to be drunk, you're just not totally able to do things normally, like drive. I would never drive drunk, I'd sleep instead! By the way I'm 32 years old. Don't drink until you are old enough to.

Answer 4

Yes, many times. Being in highschool, its the starting point of nights out with friends and so called parties. If you havn't drank before, just take it slow, your body needs to get used to alcohol. The feeling may vary a bit for everyone. But usually, you will feel a little goofy and dizzy, and you might just say any old thing. The awareness and fine motor skills are the first thing to go. Try to drink water while drinking, it helps to prevent a hangover the next day. Just remember ..easy does it.

Answer 5

Being drunk is NOT the best feeling in the world. Defintely makes you feel dizzy. It just makes most people's personality less shy, and they become more open. Some people call it "LIQUID COURAGE" (LOL) A lot of people get mean though, and that can lead to bad things. It is also a major factor in getting your A S S kicked.

Answer 6

Yes, I have. It feels good, but it is hard to describe to someone who has never been drunk. It gives a feeling of relaxation, as well as some numbness in the mouth and fingers.

Answer 7

I used to binge drink from when I was 13 to 20 and let me tell I had some good times and I had my fair share of bad times. It seem to be the only legal thing you can do and if you don't do it already you might be in for a bumpy ride. Just do it all in moderation and you'll be find. Don't go down the path I did.

Answer 8

Yea. It's fun if you can handle it. I know I'm drunk if my muscles are so relaxed, they hurt...if I start rocking back and forth and giggling. If I talk to a stranger on the phone thinking they're my friends. If music freaks me out and the room starts spinning...If I'm trying to eat something non-edible and cry to my friends that Janis Joplin is spinning instead of dancing...oh and I don't feel my head...

Answer 9

You get a feeling of warmth, a sense of euphoria, your mental inhibitions are decreased and you're coordination and speach become impaired and it's harder to enunciate words. Laughing comes a little more naturally, and for some, getting angry becomes a little more naturally. Emotions tend to be amplified and many other physiological and psychological effects occur. It also depends on the person, how much they've drank and what they've eaten and their psychologial and physical predispositions.

Answer 10

Yes, you feel disoriented and light-headed. Your responses are slowed and your speech may be slurred. I stopped drinking alcohol over 10 years ago. It is one of the best decisions I ever made.

Answer 11

oh my lord...

dont ask

theres different levels..

theres the early drunk stages where you feel soo light you cant really walk straight.. and you just feel all jello-y lol.. thats the fun drunk stage cuz you dont care about anythin..

then theres the drunk stage where you're throwing up and you cant stop and you cant stand up and your just out of it.. no fun