Does alcohol add clarity to your thought?!


Question: Actually it seems to sometimes for me. Although I may stumble and seem a little out of it I seem to say the best things and if someone is having a disagreement I can calm it down and settle the situation. But that is only if I have had a couple. But I have never been really drunk or anything. What about you? Merry Xmas *


Answers: Actually it seems to sometimes for me. Although I may stumble and seem a little out of it I seem to say the best things and if someone is having a disagreement I can calm it down and settle the situation. But that is only if I have had a couple. But I have never been really drunk or anything. What about you? Merry Xmas *

no

Deviously smiles... absolutely!

All the time

Actually, just the opposite. Too much and I don't do much thinking at all.

yes. that's why drunk people EVERYWHERE have unprotected sex while intoxicated.

No, One may think it does at that moment?

no, not to mine it doesn't.

Never.....

Nah, babe.
I don't do alcohol or drugs.
But I know taking shower does add clarity to my thoughts.

Are you serious?

No, it muddles one's thoughts.

Alcohol does NOT add clarity to anyone's thoughts, at least in my humble opinion.

It lowers your inhibitions and let's you not care what you think which leads to your mouth saying things you usually regret when you sober up. The clarity part is all in your head.

normally no,unless you are an alcoholic with the shakes so bad you can think of nothing but a drink. once they get a drink they actually can function better.how sad. been around to many family and friends that are addicted.

Not really, it just seems that way.

Ummm...alcohol is a depressant...so i doubt that could happen unless the person is unstable or something....

Yes, I find I think more positively when I've had a drink or two.



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