It was no mistake and drunk is no excuse to act the way you did. I'd get down on bended knees to your girlfriend and let her know people make mistakes and you've learned from this experience. Then nix the booze or at least learn your limit before you get into trouble again.
depends on who she is kissed by. if kissed by you when she's drunk, go for more. if kissed by someone else, forgive her
You could just say to him 'I was drunk and he kissed me, so I was too drunk to resist?' It will cause him pain to know that, so maybe you should just put up with the guilt?
no unless it has been drunk by another person and wee'ed out and then drunk
It can be confusing when physical intimacy happens while under the influence of alcohol. It's important to communicate and make sure both parties are on the same page when sober to understand each other's feelings and intentions. Take time to discuss your emotions and boundaries to avoid misunderstandings.
yes
She is probably drunk.
Ethanol (the kind of alcohol that people drink).
Katy Perry I kissed A Girl
tell her your sorry and you were drunk and it didn't mean anything...... =Who are you kidding?= Being drunk is no excuse to hurt another or cheat on your partner. Lots of people have a few too many and don't hurt their mates. You'd better get down on bended knees with a bouquet of flowers and tell her you made a terrible mistake and it won't happen again. Mean it! =Answer= Don't try to kid us FAQ answer people... If you didn't push her away, spit on the ground, and say,"What the hell are you doing?", the kiss didn't bother you, until it bothered your girlfriend. Yep, get on your knees with a flower, and if it ever happens again, follow the reaction described above. The girl who kissed you knew that you wouldn't mind, and she doesn't hold your girlfriend in very high esteem.
If he was drunk, he did not know what he was doing.
Possibly. It depends on the circumstances. If you were driving drunk, then definitely yes.
A person can stay drunk for about 7-8 hours depending on the amount of liquor you consumed.