Northguy1 · 61-69, M
Prolonged heavy drinking, or prolonged binge drinking, can result in permanent damage to the brain and nervous system. Too, there is a disorder called Selective Mutism. Selective mutism is a severe anxiety disorder where a person is unable to speak in certain social situations, such as with classmates at school or to relatives they do not see very often. A child or adult with selective mutism does not refuse or choose not to speak at certain times, they're literally unable to speak.
DragonFruit · 70-79, M
Drunkenness affects different people differently...I actually get more talkative when drunk.
Generally I can talk and speak without much slurring or blurred vision, but find it more difficult to control other bodily movements (walking and picking up things can become iffy).
Generally I can talk and speak without much slurring or blurred vision, but find it more difficult to control other bodily movements (walking and picking up things can become iffy).
Ilena · 31-35, F
*bodily* XD
eMortal · M
Lol I'm no expert but when you're drunk, you're balance is like that of a toddler learning to walk. It's normal to have the slurred speech to go with it! 😁