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Name someone you would be embarrassed to be drunk in front of?
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What is someone you would be embarrassed to be drunk in front of?
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Name someone you'd be embarrassed to be drunk in front of?
Father Mother Children Preacher Boss Grandparents As for me, I would not be embarrassed to drink in front of anyone, including God Himself.
A person you would be embarrassed to drink in front of?
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Who you would be embarrassed to be drunk around?
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Who is someone you would be embarrassed to be drunk infront of?
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Who is a person who habitually gets drunk?
That person would be called a drunk. If s(he) was unable to stop drinking, that person would be called an alcoholic.
Is there a difference between being embarrassed by someone and being embarrassed around someone?
Being embarrassed by someone would mean this: that specific person teased you and you feel really ashamed or embarrassed. If another female or male teased you around the other human we talked about, then you'd be embarrassed by that person and not the other one.
Name someone who you would be embaressed to be drunk in front of?
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Name some one who you would be embarresed to be drunk in front of?
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If you were asked to have a drink with someone and soon get drunk after saying yes would you ever be friends with that person again?
Of course.Unless your being drunk caused major problems (somebody attempts to take advantage of you, you get embarrassed by drunk behaviour, you get very sick, etc.) then there is not really anything to blame on them.You had every right to say no, or to limit the number of drinks you had, or to leave before getting so drunk. Not much can be blamed on anybody besides yourself.
How would you describe a person who is drunk"?
A person who is drunk may exhibit slurred speech, impaired coordination, altered behavior, and reduced inhibitions.
