Men; how do you view women who have consumed too much alcohol?

Question

whilst they are intoxicated. Say at a party or club

Answer 1

Weak.

Answer 2

I feel bad for them, as I feel bad for men who are in the same position. I know from personal experience that, number one, excessive drinking is often used to cover up underlying personal problems, and also it leads to behavior that will most likely be later regretted.

I'm not passing judgement on people, like I said I've been in the same boat. Luckily for me, I stopped doing it for the simple reason that now, if I do drink too much I just get tired and want to go home.

Answer 3

naked.

Kidding. It really depends on the circumstances, and what you consider too much. Legally "too much" is any degree of intoxication, but I hope it's no surprise to you that some people are a lot more fun after a few drinks. As long as the woman can "hold her alcohol", becoming extroverted and possibly even flirtatious without becoming a danger or embarrassment to herself or others, then I see her positively.

This is assuming, of course, that it's an appropriate place and situation to be drinking slightly in excess, like a wedding, bar, or BBQ.

Answer 4

Drunk women are the worst teases. They want to make out with men who they would have no interest in at all if they were sober. I try to avoid drunk women as much as possible. It is such a huge waste of time to get a drunk girl's phone number.

Answer 5

If its a date..... with glee

dR bad

Answer 6

Either way male or female.  They either want to fight with you or hang all over you.

Answer 7

As drunk.

Answer 8

I honestly don't have much respect for those kinds of people of EITHER gender. I don't drink alcohol, at all, and never understood the mentality of making oneself sick.

Answer 9

Just having a good time. No,I would not look at it as an opportunity to get in her you-know-what. Im waaaay past that stage. And if she was an acquaitance Id ask her if she needed a cab or a ride home..

Answer 10

annoying as h**l most of the time

Answer 11

i slap my forehead and think idiot (but i do that when i see men as well) then if its someone i know i help them out (you ever tried helping someone you dont know)

Answer 12

My perception of a highly inebriated woman is undoubtably different to that of a highly inebriated man; society has ingrained these perspectives in my mind, I am bereft of guilt. However, I think as negatively of a drunk woman as I do of a drunk man: both are equally embarrassing, unless one happens to be sloshed oneself.

Answer 13

The last time I went out and got drunk, I got really drunk.  Too drunk.  Falling down drunk.  I don't think much of myself for drinking that much, so how could a fault a man for thinking the same thing?

(Since then, I have not consumed more than a single glass of wine with dinner.  The thought of getting that drunk again is enough to turn my stomach.)

Answer 14

Same way i Veiw men who consume too much alcohol-

As weak willed, Immature, Self Destructive little children

Answer 15

I view them as drunk people.

I mean, you really should have been more specific, because you have Alcoholics, then you have people who get intoxicated every once in a while.

Answer 16

s**y !!!1

Answer 17

Sad

Answer 18

I see them as not thinking clearly, but I'm a woman.

Answer 19

a dead cert

Answer 20

You mean in their lifetimes?  Or while they're still intoxicated?

Answer 21

As either comical or s**y, it depends on the situation. When this happens I put them to bed to sleep it off.

Answer 22

This would be a chance for all latent homosexuals to express themselves without being judged as abnormal! Whoops, and their immaturity will also be overlooked!

Answer 23

Ive seen myself like that, not proud at all, and i was disgusted with myself, so i quit drinking,

this happened while going thru divorce, not that its an excuse , but i was very miserable.