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I'm guessing (hoping) they're drunk?
Sometimes I'm amazed how little inhibition loosening people need. Yeah alcohol loosens me up, but I still won't sing let alone touch someone without consent?
I've never been so drunk as to make a move on a bartender, and I've been destructively drunk
There are a lot of men who interpret any woman being neutral or kind to them as flirting.
Same as there are a lot of men who interpret a woman being neutral or disinterested as rude.
I mean, I guess, but I’ve been extremely embarrassingly drunk many times in the past, and I’ve never attempted to kiss a stranger (or any unwilling party, for that matter), on the hand or otherwise
If someone loses that much of their inhibitions while drinking then they probably shouldn’t drink