Would you be upset if someone became inebriated and puked in your bathroom during a party?

[Anonymous]

A dinner party of six people? Or a kegger?

Either way, it is unfortunate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it's the cost of doing business if you serve alcohol at a party.

That's crap. Most adults know their limit and respect it, particularly if they're driving.

Honestly, I would be concerned if someone I knew well got that drunk. What's going on with them that they drank so much?

[Anonymous]

Give them grace this time. If it happens again then you know they have a problem.

[Anonymous]

I always serve heavy, heavy food if I am having a party with booze.

I have had a woman who was bulimic vomit all over my bathroom floor, wall, everywhere. she didn't clean it up. was so gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's the cost of doing business if you serve alcohol at a party.

That's crap. Most adults know their limit and respect it, particularly if they're driving.

Honestly, I would be concerned if someone I knew well got that drunk. What's going on with them that they drank so much?

My neighbor has an annual party where half the adults get this drunk. People puking, passing out in guest bedrooms. Men peeing off the deck. They all laugh about it on the neighborhood chat the next day. Alcohol culture is real.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A dinner party of six people? Or a kegger?

Either way, it is unfortunate.

[Anonymous]

Did they clean it? I would be upset if they didn’t. Similarly, those of you who have poop blowouts in the bathroom during a party and leave it all over the walls and towels and floors and don’t clean up are nasty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's the cost of doing business if you serve alcohol at a party.

That's crap. Most adults know their limit and respect it, particularly if they're driving.

Honestly, I would be concerned if someone I knew well got that drunk. What's going on with them that they drank so much?

My neighbor has an annual party where half the adults get this drunk. People puking, passing out in guest bedrooms. Men peeing off the deck. They all laugh about it on the neighborhood chat the next day. Alcohol culture is real.

Except for the peeing off the deck, this sounds fun!

[Anonymous]

Lighten up. I’ve been both the vomiter and someone else’s house and the host where someone vomited. It just means it’s a good party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's the cost of doing business if you serve alcohol at a party.

That's crap. Most adults know their limit and respect it, particularly if they're driving.

Honestly, I would be concerned if someone I knew well got that drunk. What's going on with them that they drank so much?

I am just not that uptight. If I was good friends with them - I'd ask them if they're ok and know if they usually do it when they drink or whatever.
If I don't know them that well - well that's what can happen when you don't have people you know well over.

[Anonymous]

What people do in the bathroom is their own business unless they spray it everywhere and dont clean up!

[Anonymous]

I recently had two cocktails on an empty stomach after a too-light lunch and ended up getting quite drunk, to my surprise. Sometimes things hit you in unexpected ways. Generally we try to show our friends grace.

[Anonymous]

My mother's sister visited my parents on a Sunday after a party the night before (they were all in their late 60s / early 70s) and my aunt not only puked all over their bathroom, she did not clean it up, or let them know she had done it.

My father never allowed her in the house again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did they clean it? I would be upset if they didn’t. Similarly, those of you who have poop blowouts in the bathroom during a party and leave it all over the walls and towels and floors and don’t clean up are nasty.

Wtf kind of parties are you going to

Have never encountered this ever in my life…

[Anonymous]

No. I’d feel bad for them, that’s embarrassing. I wouldn’t make a big thing of it