HOW EXCESS ALCOHOL WHISTLES FOR FIGHTS

Abrupt unscheduled invitations

The only man who is really free is the one who can turn down an invitation to dinner in his girlfriend’s house without giving an excuse and turns up to an invitation to alcohol in a club. This doesn’t mean that someone must be a dipsomaniac to do such an absurd thing, but it just comes in your flippant mind unscheduled for the sake of trying to have some good and funny moments with your longtime friends. Your girlfriend will obviously be mad with this in such a big time when she really needs you close to her for cuddling and much more. Dinner must be an excuse to get you in the trap of building affections that time. “Where are you brother?” Friends would ask you on weekends when you are leisurely relaxed in the house, watching some movies and attending to couple of chats on your What’s up including your girlfriend. Dipsomaniacs never reply such ‘important’ texts but instead, they make a call and put waggish smiles on their faces while ringing. The only thing at the back of their minds is how they would intoxicate themselves and stumble in different styles on their way back home. Such kind of behaviours have caused so much arguments, fights and divorces in relationships. 

Covetousness and misbehaviours in clubs

If you’ve never fought in a club, then you don’t know how miraculous alcohol can transform you to a Deadpool superstar starring in that drinking moment. There is a time we went out for drinking with my friends at Nairobi, Donholm and I ended up being thrown to the security staffs like a rugby ball by some furious guys after I had spanked one of their girlfriends. All this started after I had hit the 10^th bottle of beer in a club called Blush. That was back in the year 2016 but I feel like it has just happened yesterday. The security staffs received me and mercilessly threw me down the stairs from the second floor and watched me as I was tumbling down like a log. Alcohol can make a person become covetous if consumed in excess and this might lead to fights in the clubs. I nursed some serious injuries the following morning, trying to figure out how I got home but I realized that I actually came on foot after I checked my shoes and noticed mud all over them. “Where is my phone?” That question is so popular after searching every corner of the house to an extent of asking the neighbours if they might have seen it by chance, as if you were together but the answer is always to buy a new phone. It gets more stressful and regretful when you try check in your wallet and you find out that you had spent every single note that night and only left with one dollar. Some wounds on your body are the ones which would intrigue you to go back to the club to ask for the CCTV footage replay.