Picture this: you’re a 24-year-old woman, excitedly ringing in the New Year with your boyfriend, your plans for the evening are simple – stay in, enjoy some homemade watermelon martinis, and welcome the year ahead. But as the night progresses, your boyfriend’s enthusiasm for your famous martinis takes an unexpected turn. He ends up hugging the toilet bowl, leaving you in a whirlwind of guilt, regret, and a whole lot of mess.
A Night of Celebration Turns Sour
The Aftermath: Vomit, Tears, and Accusations
A Bathroom Door Confession
Sober Reflections
Morning After: A Heart-to-Heart Talk ☕️
The Truth Revealed: It Wasn’t Just the Martinis
Apologies and Breakfast: A Happy Ending?
The Famous Watermelon Martini Recipe
No Secrets, No Lies: He Knew What He Was Drinking ♀️
A Tale of New Year’s Eve: Martinis, Misunderstandings, and Making Up
Our heroine finds herself in a New Year’s Eve predicament that leaves her questioning her actions. After a night of homemade martinis, her boyfriend ends up sick and accuses her of over-serving him. Despite her guilt, she reminds him that he’s a grown man and a bartender, no less, who should know his limits. The morning after brings apologies, revelations, and a greasy breakfast. So, who’s really to blame here? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this intoxicating dilemma.
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NTA: Drank 6 shots, not forced, but still a wild night!
Getting blackout drunk is not an excuse for blaming others
NTA. Warned him, but he lashed out. Not his mom
This guy needs a mommy to blame for his poor decisions.
Responsibility and choices: chugging vs. snacking. NTA
24-year-old blames others for his alcohol limit, NTA
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Taking responsibility: NTA, he’s not a child
NTA. Don’t be his mommy, he’s just looking for blame.
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NTA, dump him if he doesn’t apologize. Here’s the recipe
24-year-old fails to realize alcoholic drinks contain alcohol? NTA
“Salad bowl? Dude, get a garbage can! “
Bartender’s responsibility? ESH. Serving 12oz in 90 mins is wrong
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NTA. He’s a grown man. Let’s hear his side.
Taking responsibility for getting drunk and blaming others? NTA!
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NTA: Know your limit, avoid watermelon martinis and vomit
Drunk guy gets sick after 6 martinis, NTA for calling him an idiot
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NTA. Girlfriend calls out immature boyfriend’s drinking behavior
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NTA: He’s 24, he can cut himself off
A wild night: NTA, he got himself drunk
NTA. Setting ground rules for a fair relationship is important.
He’s grown, he can act grown.
NTA. He’s acting like a child ♂️ Sounds like a him problem ♂️
A booze-induced mess, but not the a**hole.
NTA. Let him drink, he’s responsible for his own limits
Partner supports adult’s choices, not a babysitter.
Grown adult, no excuses for not knowing his limits
NTA for giving alcohol to a 24-year-old, but BF’s immature
NTA. Hilarious night! Let him take responsibility for his choices.
Blaming you instead of apologizing? NTA, he’s in denial
NTA for serving watermelon martinis, he’s TA for whining and puking
Let him learn from his mistakes, not your responsibility.
18 shots in, responsibility and trust, but unacceptable behavior.
Men underestimate cocktail strength, leading to their downfall
NTA. Don’t let him blame you for his mistakes!
NTA. He’s a grown ask man.
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Cheers to being an adult!
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Lightweight Alert! 6 drinks and he puked
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Stay hydrated and avoid hangovers!
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24 and blaming you? Not the a**hole!
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NTA! Share your watermelon martini recipe for a refreshing summer!
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Adult gets drunk on watermelon martinis, sparks heated debate
“NTA. He asked for it. “
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Engaging debate on responsibility and alcohol consumption
Stand your ground! You’re not responsible for his choices
NTA. Boyfriend needs to take responsibility for his actions
Not your responsibility to be his mom, let him drink
Taking responsibility: You did nothing wrong. NTA
Taking responsibility for your own drinks
NTA questions if the puking adult is sick or poisoned?
