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In response to "Girl needs to take responsibility, not put her safety in the hands of drunk, partying friends." by con_carne

yeah, her friends suck too. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Feb 2 '12, 08:36

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I disagree here, you can't look after every drunk friend. They have to take responsibility for their own actions drunk or sober -- nm - Beaker Feb 2, 08:38 18
- To be clear, I was saying despite friends' best intentions, they should not be faulted because you can't stand up to your SO. -- nm - con_carne Feb 2, 08:42 2
  - (not her SO. boyfriend is not the make-out-dude.) -- nm - Andie Feb 2, 08:43 1
    - *grumble* Darned caffeine needs to kick in already... *grumble* -- nm - con_carne Feb 2, 08:44
- they aren't ultimately responsible, but, back in the day, if i thought my friend was too drunk to make safe decisions, yeah, i'd step in. -- nm - Andie Feb 2, 08:41 2
  - if it gets to that point, don't you leave and go home? - groiny Feb 2, 08:42 1
    - generally, yes. but just because you are the *more* sober one, doesn't mean you are *sober*. - Andie Feb 2, 08:43
- I am not going out with my friends to be a babysitter, you are on your own. - groiny Feb 2, 08:39
- if your friend says, "i'm drunk, i need help here, help me", then either you are a friend and you help, or you're not and you don't. - TFox Feb 2, 08:39 4
  - This would be applicable if the question being posed was "are the friends scumbags?" But that's not what's being asked. -- nm - con_carne Feb 2, 08:43 1
    - we were asked for our thoughts. my thoughts have hence been provided. -- nm - TFox Feb 2, 08:44
  - I've told you guys about the girl we saw being dragged out of the big easy, right? - the amanda nones Feb 2, 08:42 1
    - They probably drank just as much, but were able to handle it better (or at least hide it better). -- nm - Don Homer Feb 2, 08:43
- if my friend tells me a creepy dude is feeling her up, I help her out. I don't "have fun cockblocking" for the rest of the evening. -- nm - loosilu Feb 2, 08:38 5
  - However, I start out by saying "Then don't keep going back to sit next to him, dumbass." -- nm - loosilu Feb 2, 08:40 2
    - right (this is what I was aiming for. If she actively keeps loking for his attention, then screw her, she is on her own) -- nm - Beaker Feb 2, 08:41 1
      - basically it's a team effort to create drama. -- nm - loosilu Feb 2, 08:42
  - depends on what the cockblocking was. If she still ended up making out with him then she must not have minded that much? -- nm - Beaker Feb 2, 08:39 1
    - well, was she making out with his cock? - groiny Feb 2, 08:40
more booze! poor decision making for everyone! YAY!!! -- nm - Bad Idea Bears Feb 2, 08:37

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