Does being drunk make you your true self?

[StuntGranny®]

I've been drunk maybe 4-5 times total in my life. When I am drunk I am an outgoing, very social, and I want to talk to everyone. Can confirm 100% that none of those things represent the real me.

[Malcolm]

Jun 24, 2017 17:25:33 GMT -5 edgestar said:

I'm not much of a drinker, and the time I was out with my best friend on St. Patrick's day a few years ago, we both had 2 drinks each. All i did was laugh.

Same. I've gotten or at least close to drunk twice and I just become a giggling buffoon who talks a bit more, but still won't say anything offensive.

Wouldn't say that's the real me, though.

[Talent Name]

I have a habit of proclaiming everything is awesome and I love everything

[Bub (BLM)]

Not your true self, but it does cause you to be more careless with your words. I'm needlessly honest when drunk.

[J. Hova]

No. If you drink, as you get older, you find that you don't do much different than when sober. When I'm having a beverage or two (dozen), the only real difference is that I'm more social, especially with the opposite sex. It isn't overboard or anything, but it is noticeable.

[brody]

Now that I am old, my true self is apparently someone who needs a nap after a few beers.

[Futureraven: Beelzebruv]

Jun 25, 2017 5:26:19 GMT -5 brody said:

Now that I am old, my true self is apparently someone who needs a nap after a few beers.

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[Wolf Hawkfield no1 NZ poster]

Not really as I'm pretty much a sleepy drunk.

[YAKMAN is ICHIBAN]

Jun 24, 2017 22:38:16 GMT -5 Bub (BLM) said:

Not your true self, but it does cause you to be more careless with your words. I'm needlessly honest when drunk.

There is a proverb point across multiple cultures. The Latin version is probably the most widely known, "in vino, veritas" (in wine, truth)