Are You Done Crying? I'm Quitting (If You Cry Anymore)
Have you ever called someone you shouldn't have after getting drunk, saying what exactly you said?
They say that if you get drunk and call someone, it's because they really care about you.
But we all know that person is important, but you can't contact them when you're sober.
If it wasn't out of love, if it wasn't someone you couldn't disturb, if it wasn't a source of pain, if the person you love was by your side, who would make that call?
If everything could be said, if you were sure it was love, why would you carefully disturb and test, then still preserve the last bit of your dignity, to avoid embarrassment? And then blame it all on alcohol to avoid losing your face.
When you were younger, you had prejudices against girls who drank and smoked. As you grew up, you realized that it's okay if you can't find your way home after getting drunk, but it's not good to look ugly when you're drunk, so people won't see you looking bad.
Now, it's good to drink, and some girls also smoke, which is cool or very painful.
I don't know when it started, sometimes I also have a sudden urge to smoke, not to be cool, or just inexplicably want to smoke, just like drinking, you don't like to drink, but sometimes you just want to.
It's either the juice isn't sweet or the soda isn't stimulating—who would love that intoxicating thing? Drinking has two reasons: either to be happy or to be sad, but mostly it's just to escape reality.
If a boy calls you when he's drunk, you tell him to drink yogurt to sober up, drink a glass of water and go to sleep, because you're very important to him,
If a girl calls you crying when she's drunk, you immediately go to her side and tell her you love her, or you ask her: 'Are you done crying? I'll hang up then.'
Drinking is fine, calling is fine, answering the call is fine, but don't get involved, don't take it seriously, don't ask, don't imagine things,
He might call you because he just remembered you, and his gentle refusal to hang up was just because you were pitiful—it wasn't love.
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