Normally
I do enjoy a good time, maybe have a couple of drinks if I’m not driving, spend
time with my friends, and generally cut loose. I don’t however enjoy getting
myself utterly shitfaced and making a complete YouTube worthy ass of myself.
Nor do I enjoy particularly watching someone who is that shitfaced drunk.
Recently however one of my roommates did just that.
Drunk
is basically defined by being intoxicated on a substance that can impair basic physical
and mental functions. Urban dictionary defines shitfaced as: to be extremely
drunk/wasted/so drunk that you black out, pass out, or fuck something you
really shouldn’t have; like the 400lb woman with duck-butter vag. He was damn
near You-Tube worthy.
The
part that I hate about being that drunk is that you have very little control
over yourself and can make some very stupid decisions, such as hitting someone
with an already injured hand. I live in a house with 7 other people. This is
pretty much the party/bachelor pad because not one of us in the house are
married. I shack up with my boyfriend, there are 2 more couples, and 2 older
single guys. Needless to say that testosterone tends to flow a lot more than
estrogen, and it’s a bit of a sausage fest. My roommate got so drunk he needed
a designated walker. He pissed on
himself on the Hide-a-bed couch (luckily it was on the mattress and not the
couch cushions). He tried to punch me a couple of times, whacked one of my roommates
in the face with the fiberglass splint he has on his arm, and was incoherently
jabbering on about random shit (like he said he loved my boyfriend). Frankly it
was half way between hilarious and utterly aggravating. The next morning at
about 10, he was still drunk. I kicked his ass (literally foot to ass) and told
him to get in the shower because I’m making him clean up his mess. Apparently from
one of my fellow roommates, he took the shower in one sock and his underwear. At
this point I am aggravated with him because I know exactly why he got himself
so fucking shitfaced.
The back-story
with this one is that he’s 21, and he has issues; issues that he’s running from. I’ve told him
time and time again to get his issues straight, and stop running from them.
Obviously it’s working like a Swiss cheese bucket. This has happened often
enough that I worry that he has a drinking problem. He’s steadily going down
the path to becoming a raging alcoholic. As far as I’m concerned I don’t want
him to be drunk and be around me for my own safety. If I have any say in it, he’s
not drinking while I’m around.
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