"Women don't want to talk to drunks"Fact or fiction?

foxyboxer · 13-04-2012 12:56PM

El Horseboxo wrote: »

Irish men women without alcohol are shy as fúck when it comes to meeting girls. men

FYP

rambutman · 13-04-2012 01:14PM

I don't know.................sure it depends on the guys or gals involved...................i do know some girls have absolutely no problem pulling a really drunk guy...........a fair few times i've woken up beside someone i've no recollection of meeting, and she was sober enough in the first place (or so she said!). I've been asleep drunk before and my mates have told me some girls come over and started snogging me while i'm comatosed drunk. I had another incident with a girl who ended up basically stalking me for 2 months after a 1 night stand - she then started saying i took advantage of her by taking her home..........my argument was that on said night i was rubbered drunk and she was stone cold sober and i was taking advantage of her?!

I do have memories though of the look of horror on a girls face approaching them after ya open your mouth to say hello and all that comes out is a big HowssssAresssYassssss slur comes out.

I gave up drink full-stop a while back and one of my major fears was "how am i going to get laid"..............its not really a problem at all.............ya might have a little more footwork to do at the start, and if you're not drinking and she's not drinking chances off hopping straight into the leaba are diminished a bit but thats not always such a bad thing

haminka · 13-04-2012 01:17PM

foxyboxer wrote: »

So someone who is merry can't chat you up either? Big gulf between sober as a judge and drunk as a skunk.

depends on your definition of merry. generally, I don't mind talking to someone who is obviously under the influence of something and merry as a result for a short time but I wouldn't flirt with them or engage in any kind of discussion/fun with them. Simply have problem with people who are influenced by any kind of drug, alcohol including. I'm by no means a totally serious person but the best fun I ever had, it was always sober. Actually, watching people getting drunk and doing all sorts of stupid things is more fun than being drunk (and suffer the subsequent hangover the next day) myself.

shopaholic01 · 13-04-2012 01:28PM

haminka wrote: »

depends on your definition of merry. generally, I don't mind talking to someone who is obviously under the influence of something and merry as a result for a short time but I wouldn't flirt with them or engage in any kind of discussion/fun with them. Simply have problem with people who are influenced by any kind of drug, alcohol including. I'm by no means a totally serious person but the best fun I ever had, it was always sober. Actually, watching people getting drunk and doing all sorts of stupid things is more fun than being drunk (and suffer the subsequent hangover the next day) myself.

I'd say you're great craic on a night out

4zn76tysfajdxp · 13-04-2012 01:30PM

foxyboxer wrote: »

Try approaching a woman on the street to realise why.

Have you?

haminka · 13-04-2012 01:32PM

shopaholic01 wrote: »

I'd say you're great craic on a night out

define craic

Scanlas The 2nd · 13-04-2012 01:34PM

Cameron Narrow Sacrifice wrote: »

foxyboxer wrote: »

Try approaching a woman on the street to realise why.

Have you?

I have and it can definitely be done.

Duggy747 · 13-04-2012 01:36PM

It applies just the same to women with drunk lads but I can't stand being around drunk women.

That "WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!" screeching and the "Fùck you, I do what I want.....Imma woman!!" attitude on some really grates me.

shopaholic01 · 13-04-2012 01:39PM

haminka wrote: »

define craic

Sober and therefore able to remember what the rest of us would much rather forget. I suppose it would eliminate ther flashbacks :eek::D.

IM0 · 13-04-2012 01:44PM

I just want to say this thread will end well

El Horseboxo · 13-04-2012 01:47PM

The whole set up for approaching the opposite sex is quite backwards in this country to a degree. I know I mentioned confidence earlier but there isn't really a dating scene here so both sexes suffer because of it regardless of how confident you are.

A lot of lads don't have the confidence to approach girls sober and since most of the meetings of the opposite sex is done in pubs there is usually gonna be an element of alcohol involved. So it's always going to a crunch to lean on and prevent you from approaching girls outside of the pub because you know a bit of dutch courage works.

Then for the girls they are only usually approached in pubs so they are dealing with different levels of drunkenness. Which can easily become boring cause you're not really meeting the fella. You're meeting his representative. And his representative can either be a cúnt or a legend depending on alcohol intake for both parties. Also because girls aren't asked out in the same manner in their everyday life here as in the US for example they can appear or be quite stand off-ish which doesn't make it seem that easy for a guy to approach them. I know some girls that would think a fella is weird or would laugh at them If he came up and tried to talk to them or ask them out while out away from a pub.

haminka · 13-04-2012 01:47PM

shopaholic01 wrote: »

Sober and therefore able to remember what the rest of us would much rather forget. I suppose it would eliminate ther flashbacks :eek::D.

Well, having the ability to remember is good craic - for talks afterwards

Grayson · 13-04-2012 01:55PM

Naomi00 wrote: »

I hate guys with this stupid attitude. There's probably loads of reasons why they didn't want to talk to you, yet you can tar every girl with the same brush and be all high and mighty.

I've noticed it too. I'm not saying it's all irish girls. I've had great nights with irish girls I've just met that night. But I would say that if I was talking to a random girl in a pub, if they're friendly, they're less likely to be irish. Irish girls do seem more standoffish and materialistic than their foreign counterparts

StephenHendry · 13-04-2012 01:59PM

castletownman wrote: »

My auld lad insists that when it comes to socializing, women do not want to talk to drunks. I don’t know whether to agree with him or not. The thing is I’m relatively attractive, well-read, articulate and intelligent but I can’t for the life of me get talking to a girl on a night out without having two or three “buffer” pints in me first. Proof of the pudding is the fact that of any relationship I’ve had over the last six years or so, the initial contact was always made when under the influence. Maybe it’s a damning insight into me, or perhaps it’s common amongst a lot of Irish men, but at the same time it’s a bit odd considering my field of work consists of me constantly interviewing people and I never lack confidence then. Of course, there has been the odd night where I’ve been so stotious that it’d take a brave girl to even talk to me!

On the flip side of the coin, there has been many an occasion where I’d be talking to a drunk girl when sober and could never tell whether it’d be right or wrong to make a move. Case in point was a couple of weeks ago when a girl was chatting me up, rubbing my arm, moving in closer etc. I had only a couple of pints on me and didn’t know whether I should lean or for a shift or vice versa (didn’t really matter in the end, she went in for the kill and succeeded!:pac:)

So basically female folk of AH, is it fact or fiction that women don’t like talking to drunks? And if they don’t, is because they be trippin’? And what’s the number one tell-tale sign that a girl is interested in a lad on a night out?

love it OP you have put me in a good form for the weekend anyway

, what do you mean by relatively attractive?

castletownman · 13-04-2012 02:04PM

Reading people's reaction to the question i've realised the quintessential difference between being merry and being drunk and the approach towards women. I could be there merrily talking to a girl getting on well when one of my friends could interrupt usually with a vodka and red bull in each hand and be loud drunk and obnoxious. Cue the look of disdain on the girl and me being left frustrated. That's why I generally pace myself on a night out!

jackdock88 · 13-04-2012 02:05PM

castletownman wrote: »

Reading people's reaction to the question i've realised the quintessential difference between being merry and being drunk and the approach towards women. I could be there merrily talking to a girl getting on well when one of my friends could interrupt usually with a vodka and red bull in each hand and be loud drunk and obnoxious. Cue the look of disdain on the girl and me being left frustrated. That's why I generally pace myself on a night out!

you're dead right. nothing worse than chatting to a nice guy and then mr obnoxious friend comes over, all loudmouthed!

castletownman · 13-04-2012 02:06PM

StephenHendry wrote: »

castletownman wrote: »

My auld lad insists that when it comes to socializing, women do not want to talk to drunks. I don’t know whether to agree with him or not. The thing is I’m relatively attractive, well-read, articulate and intelligent but I can’t for the life of me get talking to a girl on a night out without having two or three “buffer” pints in me first. Proof of the pudding is the fact that of any relationship I’ve had over the last six years or so, the initial contact was always made when under the influence. Maybe it’s a damning insight into me, or perhaps it’s common amongst a lot of Irish men, but at the same time it’s a bit odd considering my field of work consists of me constantly interviewing people and I never lack confidence then. Of course, there has been the odd night where I’ve been so stotious that it’d take a brave girl to even talk to me!

On the flip side of the coin, there has been many an occasion where I’d be talking to a drunk girl when sober and could never tell whether it’d be right or wrong to make a move. Case in point was a couple of weeks ago when a girl was chatting me up, rubbing my arm, moving in closer etc. I had only a couple of pints on me and didn’t know whether I should lean or for a shift or vice versa (didn’t really matter in the end, she went in for the kill and succeeded!:pac:)

So basically female folk of AH, is it fact or fiction that women don’t like talking to drunks? And if they don’t, is because they be trippin’? And what’s the number one tell-tale sign that a girl is interested in a lad on a night out?

love it OP you have put me in a good form for the weekend anyway , what do you mean by relatively attractive?

It's a modest way of saying that I'm a ride

some random drunk · 13-04-2012 02:10PM

From experience, sober women want to talk to sober men. Drunk women will talk to anyone, even me.

Grayson · 13-04-2012 02:28PM

remember that episode of the simpsons where homer gets locked and marge gives out about it (I'm going to get more specific).
He remembers himself sitting around being the life of the party and everyone thinking he's smart & witty. Really he was locked and trashing the place.

people like the kind of drunk he thought he was. They hate the drunk he actually was. same with women.

kylith · 13-04-2012 04:38PM

44leto wrote: »

kylith wrote: »

No woman wants to be chatted up by someone barely able to stand, who's slurring their words, and is obviously ****faced. Someone who's had a drink or two; that's fine.

But But I am more charming and interesting when pissed, do you come here often just sounds so much better.

I never minded drunk people unless they were absolutely stocious, but coke heads, I just tell them to F-off there is simply nothing worse than been talked to, in gibberish and gibberish at 90MPH. Party and social drug my arse.

I dunno "ja cmere ofn darlin?" doesn't sound that great.

Ms. Pingui · 13-04-2012 04:58PM

I love chatting to drunk people when I've had a few myself. Great entertainment! If I was interested in someone, them being drunk wouldn't bother me unless they were completely wasted.

I hate the attitude that some guys have, when they say all girls are stuck up and full of themselves etc. Just because I girl isn't interested in talking to you or doesn't fancy you doesn't mean she's stuck up.
Some men think just because they have plucked up the courage to talk to you, that you should be all over them or something.

I was called a snob and all sorts by a guy I talked to ONCE because I went off and had fun with my friends and didn't want to get off with him.

petes · 13-04-2012 05:03PM

Ms. Pingui wrote: »

I love chatting to drunk people when I've had a few myself. Great entertainment! If I was interested in someone, them being drunk wouldn't bother me unless they were completely wasted.

I hate the attitude that some guys have, when they say all girls are stuck up and full of themselves etc. Just because I girl isn't interested in talking to you or doesn't fancy you doesn't mean she's stuck up.
Some men think just because they have plucked up the courage to talk to you, that you should be all over them or something.

I was called a snob and all sorts by a guy I talked to ONCE because I went off and had fun with my friends and didn't want to get off with him.

SNOB!!

stacey25 · 13-04-2012 05:06PM

talking to drunk people when you are not is like talking to a baby

Ms. Pingui · 13-04-2012 05:07PM

Insurgent wrote: »

SNOB!!

I expected more from you

jaffacakesyum · 13-04-2012 05:08PM

Ms. Pingui wrote: »

I love chatting to drunk people when I've had a few myself. Great entertainment! If I was interested in someone, them being drunk wouldn't bother me unless they were completely wasted.

I hate the attitude that some guys have, when they say all girls are stuck up and full of themselves etc. Just because I girl isn't interested in talking to you or doesn't fancy you doesn't mean she's stuck up.
Some men think just because they have plucked up the courage to talk to you, that you should be all over them or something.

I was called a snob and all sorts by a guy I talked to ONCE because I went off and had fun with my friends and didn't want to get off with him.

Yep unfortunately a lot of men on AH have a terrible attitude to women and think that seeing as they've made the effort to go up to talk to a girl in a bar, they have a God given right to her attention all night.

Thankfully, most men I know don't have this attitude and it seems to be more of a boards phenomenon.

OP, it depends completely on the guy. If he's falling all over the place being loud and obnoxious then no. If he's drunk but he's good craic, friendly, polite, then there's no problem

shopaholic01 · 13-04-2012 05:33PM

haminka wrote: »

Well, having the ability to remember is good craic - for talks afterwards

Yaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

haminka · 13-04-2012 05:41PM

shopaholic01 wrote: »

Yaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Don't mind - at least I won't be paying your rounds :cool:

shopaholic01 · 13-04-2012 05:43PM

haminka wrote: »

Don't mind - at least I won't be paying your rounds :cool:

My rounds don't need to be paid, they're easy:D.

Now, please stop.

haminka · 13-04-2012 05:59PM

shopaholic01 wrote: »

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My rounds don't need to be paid, they're easy:D.

Now, please stop.

With what you started?

Dudess · 13-04-2012 06:07PM

I'd have thought anyone would be grand about talking to anyone drunk provided it's not really messy, falling all over the place, incoherent drunk.

"Women don't want to talk to drunks"Fact or fiction?

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