Does drunkenness expose a person for who they really are?

14232949 · 12-14-2012, 02:59 AM

I believe the thoughts are almost entirely genuine. Even if they're deeprooted in the subconscious one may not be aware of them, or perhaps it's just an outpouring of a particular emotion, i.e. pent-up anger, self loathing, depression even down to lust.

That may explain why certain people act negatively with alcohol, a build of suppressed emotion which is no longer under self management.
If you act kindly, honestly and within the law whilst drunk I can't see there being much case for you being an ******* whilst sober.

12-14-2012, 02:59 AM	#11 (permalink)
14232949 The Big Dog Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Scotland Posts: 1,989	I believe the thoughts are almost entirely genuine. Even if they're deeprooted in the subconscious one may not be aware of them, or perhaps it's just an outpouring of a particular emotion, i.e. pent-up anger, self loathing, depression even down to lust. That may explain why certain people act negatively with alcohol, a build of suppressed emotion which is no longer under self management. If you act kindly, honestly and within the law whilst drunk I can't see there being much case for you being an ******* whilst sober.