Caution on Drinking Too Much

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While drinking alcohol and hanging out in a bar can be stress-relieving for most people, having too much of it can lead to embarrassing consequences. For instance, some celebrities have been known to unleash their monster-side under the influence of alcohol. Some disregard their self-respect and hook up with any person of their liking and lusting. Thus, the phrase “blame it on alcohol” has become an overused excuse.

Well-guarded Actress (WA) was seen having fun with some friends in a bar. WA has commendable fashion sense, and was dressed appropriately for such venues. At that time, WA was wearing a short skirt. Time passed and WA continued to enjoy the company and the drinks.  

Alcohol is a diuretic. Certain components in alcoholic drinks stimulate the bladder more, which results in frequent urination. Waiting for the urge to go away or prolonging the response will only worsen the agony. One will inevitably have to relieve himself/herself.

Thus, after a drink too many, WA was seen making her way to the ladies’ room holding her lower central part to prevent the embarrassment of wetting the floor. Remember WA was wearing a short skirt, and her actions made her noticeable to other persons in the place.

Perhaps WA should be more cautious of her drinking in certain venues. No amount of guarding from her significant other would save her from more embarrassing incidents because of revelry.

The embarrassment of a situation can, once you are over it, be the funniest time in your life. – Miranda Hart

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