Originally Published: Dec 19, 2008
Revised: Nov 17, 2010
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.
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.
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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!