Drunk love?

[hotatlboi]

It depends how drunk.

If they were just tipsy and were in a talkative mood, yes sometimes the truth can come out.

On the other hand if they were very drunk its entirely possible that they said something they didn't really mean.

 

[BlondeCanadian]

I wouldnt say it is something that they dont mean... when i am drunk or fucked up I mean what I say at the time.. but it doesnt always mean i feel the same when i am sober

 

[PATMAN]

I was the first to say the "I think I am falling in love with you" with my bf, and yes I was tipsy. But only tipsy... and yes it was also the truth. And now, 8+ years later, we're still together, so I guess it worked.

 

[rareboy]

Ok well this guy was aware of his surroundings and was [STRIKE]conscience[/STRIKE]conscious...before this he told me once he thinks he does love me. Then he said he was falling for me...and now that he's drunk he says he KNOWS he loves me...and said it more than once.

There. Fixed that for you. You're welcome.

As they say, 'in vinum veritas'.

But there's nothing as pitiful as a three beer queer.

 

[altlover85]

I wouldn't put too much weight on what they said. I think it varies from person to person as far as truth goes.

I know when I'm drunk I usually tend to speak my mind more than when I'm sober. However, everyone is different.

 

[Eagle653]

I hear people say the truth comes out when you are drunk but personally i don't beileve that i've never been drunk just tipsy. And I can hold convo's and know exactly what i'm saying

Oh my.

If I was held to "I love you" every time I was drunk, I'd be in soooo much trouble.

Forget it. I only believe those words when someone is sober and dead-serious.

 

[palemale]

There. Fixed that for you. You're welcome.

As they say, 'in [STRIKE]vinum[/STRIKE] vino veritas'.

But there's nothing as pitiful as a three beer queer.

Our Latin must be grammatically correct as well.

 

[rareboy]

Yes, I should have used the ablative singular to indicate static condition to be grammatically correct in the classical sense.

errare humanum est

 

[altlover85]

Justlove, what's with all this "ho" business? It's really immature.

 

[palemale]

HaHa...NICE.....that ho (rareboy) always trying to correct someone but if [STRIKE]your[/STRIKE] you're [STRIKE]gonna[/STRIKE] going to correct someone grammatically please make sure your stuff is on point...Or Sit your HO self down hahaha

Please see above.

 

[altlover85]

I figured I'd get an eloquent response such as that one.

 

[georgeguntherglass]

Once I was drunk with my best friend--a guy I was in love with. I told myself I would NEVER tell him how I felt, because our friendship was too valuable. Anyway we got really drunk and we had left the party, and were standing out in the moonlight looking at each other. He says, I think that we must be soul mates. And then we just held each other.

An hour later, we're alone again, and I just say it. I think I'm falling for you. And then he burpsm obnoxiously. You still feel that way? And I say, No I'm serious, I'm falling for you.

In my head, I pictured this beautiful scene: we embrace, kiss, and slow dance under the soft moon light. Instead, we just stared at each other awkwardly and uncomfortably. Then he went inside and slept with the first guy that would have him.

We're still close friends, we don't talk about those awkward declarations of love, and actually I'm glad that the night happened because it allowed me to move on with my life.