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When alcohol enters the picture, boundaries often get blurry—and that’s exactly where this listener letter lives. In this episode of Talk Ya Sh!t , Big Slick breaks down a common relationship dilemma: what does it really mean when your partner gets too friendly after a few drinks? Is it harmless social energy, or a clear sign of disrespect?

We cut through vague labels and wishful thinking to identify the behaviors that matter—from flirty conversations and lingering touches to exchanging numbers at the bar. Alcohol doesn’t create new traits; it amplifies what’s already there. If your partner’s personality shifts when they drink, that pattern deserves attention, not excuses.

This episode walks through practical, real-world options for handling drunk behavior in relationships: setting clear boundaries, limiting alcohol, changing environments, and recognizing when repeated violations signal deeper incompatibility. We also tackle the hard truth—if you fell in love with chaos, you can’t be surprised when it shows up again.

By the end, you’ll have clarity on the real choice in front of you: accept it without resentment, rebuild boundaries together with mutual respect, or walk away with your self-worth intact. If you’re navigating love, nightlife, and trust, this conversation gives you the language and framework to decide with confidence.

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