Your sister has a point but she is also wrong. Its not going to matter to guys who likes seeing a girl drink. But pissed drunk is a whole another story. Some guys may be turned on to that craziness, but that's usually because they are just as crazy. However most guys may not like a girl drinking too much, unless he doesn't like anybody drinking at all. Its whoever is attracted to you. If you like to drink, then thats you. You will have to find somebody who shares that same interest. However its how you carry yourself that will count in the end. It's not attractive knowing that a girl will get drunk on purpose, acts crazy, maybe flash herself to everybody, perhaps sleep with nearly every guy that may get close to her, etc. Then you do have a problem. Because it may not be the lifestyle somebody would be interested with long term.
Totally depends. If she drinks like a fish, the only guy that wants that is one that does the same usually. If she can simply hold get liquor pretty well, and she likes the occasional drink, that's not a problem. The drink party girl is always taken to be too easy, and theone that doesn't drink at all, is usually assumed to be a prude. It's all a matter of circumstance
Lol only if he's an extremist I assume. Most guys won't hate on a girl who has a drink or two every now and again.
Over drinks, yes. Social drinking, no. I've never met a man that doesn't like a women who does so unless he has had s drinking problem and wants to be far from it. In that case you have to have compassion and not have a problem with it. You are single for whatever reason, but social drinking is not one of them. Sounds like your sister is in a hurry for you to get hitched.
We dont have a problem with women who drink. We usually dont like when women get too drunk (they tend to fall, some cry, and its not cool to hook up with).
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it depends on how they behave when drunk/drinking. I love to drink with my girlfriend, she's so much fun-whether we drink or not, she's the same-loads of fun. But some women get really obnoxious and unattractive when they drink (just like some men).
Absolutely not. Why can't a woman have a few drinks and have her fun? I can understand how being sloppy drunk can be a turn off but if a woman knows how to handle her liqour and have a good time there shouldn't be a problem.
I don't drink so I do find it unnatractive if a girl drinks. I also think that on average, girls who drink have more sexual partners compared to girls who don't drink.
Only if it's excessively. A few beers or some shots is fine. I just don't find drunk girls attractive at all. Tipsy is fine too.
I would not date a woman that drinks, but I know guys that would. I just don't like being around it in general.
Well it depends... Most guys would think you are a party girl if you drink a lot...
It depends on your actions and how you act... Maybe your sister is right..
A beer is fine... but when you say after work, is it like, everyday? Then yes, big turnoff
I would be fine with a girl who has a few drinks but not one who overdoes it, no one likes a drunk so you sound fine.
I like it if a girl drinks as long as she is not blacking out every time haha
If she's drinking too much and is a sloppy drunk, yes that is unattractive.
A few drinks are fine.
Noting can keep me away from my beer lmao
Well if you're miss drunky walkin around trippin on your foot well now
I disagree just because she drinks doesn't make her unattractice
bullshit. as long as you are not an alcoholic or drink so much that you vomit and are a pain in the ass it's no problem
In my experience girls who drink are seen as more sociable. But beer is also seen as a more male dominated drink and less for females. Maybe she refered to this.
maybe she means u drink too much and act in a way that makes men run
yeah, noone likes an excessive drinker, but 1 or 2 beers, is fine, in my opinion
I do agree with you and drink but not with smoking.
Just as long as it's not excessive.
She can drink but not too much.
Well no, but she shouldn't be too drunk.
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