People underestimate the truth behind the statements a drunk
person comes out with. They assume that because a person has had one too many
drinks, that a person’s thoughts become less genuine- that they’re just another
side effect of the alcohol. But that’s not always the case.
Sure, alcohol removes the filter between a person’s brain
and a person’s mouth does mean that they tend to talk crap, but that also means
that they are also likely to say the things that they’re too afraid to say
sober. I've seen people reveal their deepest secrets, confess their feelings for
someone and make life changing decisions, all whilst they were intoxicated. When
the rooms spinning, it’s a bit difficult to concentrate on what comes out of
your mouth. There are no boundaries when you've had a drink, no fear, no
anxiety; it’s a blessing and a curse.
They may be honest, but a drunk person also forgets why they
were hiding things in the first place- sometimes they tell secrets that aren't
there’s to give away or say things better left unsaid. They forget what they
say has an impact on whoever may be listening- whether it means that they get
hurt or they are just left with a big secret to keep. Drunken words can be
dangerous- there’s a lot of power in the thoughts of a drunk person, once that
filter has been taken away, only the truth is left.
Alcohol may have its setbacks, the morning after sucks and
it has the capability to ruin a life- but you must admit, it’s the perfect way
to find out the truth.
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