“Sure, explain about abstinence, but I think they need to stress safety more. The teens may be getting the wrong information from the wrong places.”
—Brittany, 18, Florida
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“Sure, explain about abstinence, but I think they need to stress safety more. The teens may be getting the wrong information from the wrong places.”
—Brittany, 18, Florida
Originally Published: Dec 19, 2008
Revised: Dec 22, 2008
Have you ever been to a party and seen the girl from your French class puking over the toilet? Or maybe you’ve watched a guy stumbling outside on the lawn with a red plastic cup in hand? If you’ve been to parties like this, then maybe you should re-consider the kinds of parties you’re attending. Getting drunk and dealing with the public humiliation is bad enough, but we all know drinking can lead to much worse: having something stolen, being sexually assaulted or getting into an accident.
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Even if you do end up at parties like these, there are ways to enjoy yourself at a party without indulging in alcohol or totally losing control. Holiday parties should be safe, healthy and, most of all, fun—as in good music, great dancing and stimulating conversation.
This holiday season, if you don’t want to be the face of embarrassment, the talk of the town or in a situation where you’re not in control of what you’re doing, follow our holiday party dos and don’ts.
Maybe you’re thinking that you’ll never be in a dangerous situation, but it’s good to keep these guidelines in mind when you’re at a party. When you think ahead and play it safe, you can go out and really enjoy yourself!