I first tasted beer in a b-day party about a few years ago when I was 15, but my face got all red after a mouthful so I switched to coke. But today in my friend's brother's wedding, one guy in my table replaced my coke with beer with an evil smile on his face, and I was like "whatever, not like I will die or anything, it's just liquid". It went much better than expected, after about 2 glasses I was still not drunk, though the need to go to the bathroom was really intense. After the party was over I felt a little dizzy, but not at all "insane".
I think I drank a total of about 3 glasses.
Now that I'm home, my head is aching. When I looked in the mirror my face was red.
I still prefer coke, beer is kinda tasteless and a bit bitter. I don't know how people can drink so much of it. really.

edit: I wanted to go to the bathroom to pee, not to puke!

edahl

Norway483 Posts

December 26 2009 12:14 GMT

Taste around. Find a beer you like. Also, remember to drink about as much water as you've drunk beer. Perhaps even more. I didn't remember to drink enough water, and today I'm dead tired :-P

bITt.mAN

Switzerland3693 Posts

December 26 2009 12:16 GMT

It will come with time, and if you ever feel real sick just disappear for a bit and use the toilet to puke it out. Try not to puke in front of people, and NEVER puke on people and NEVER puke in front of girls (especially attractive girls). GL HF

Snet

United States3573 Posts

December 26 2009 12:20 GMT

Do you know what kind of beer it was?

Chill

Calgary25998 Posts

December 26 2009 12:21 GMT

Good. Embrace it. Good.

IPS.ZeRo

Germany1142 Posts

December 26 2009 12:21 GMT

You don't have to drink as much water as beer and of course you should not drink so much that you have to puke. Although until you know how you feel when you should stop drinking it might still happen

If you get used to it beer just tastes very good

rel

Guam3521 Posts

December 26 2009 12:30 GMT

Beer is an acquired taste you learn to love as you grow older.

True Swifty

Poland22 Posts

December 26 2009 12:34 GMT

Drink it, it's good for you.

Ganfei

Taiwan1439 Posts

December 26 2009 12:40 GMT

Gonna take a bit of experience to know how you feel when you've had enough. Beer is easier because it has a lower proof but be slower with liquors, you can feel totally fine and down a ton of liquor and then get sick because it takes awhile for the alcohol to hit you.

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

December 26 2009 12:49 GMT

#10

On December 26 2009 21:30 rel wrote:
Beer is an acquired taste you learn to love as you grow older.

Basically, it means it tastes like shit but you condition yourself to like it for the side benefits (like coffee.) After a while, beer seems to taste good and you might even crave it with a good meal or in a party environment, but don't delude yourself into thinking it's actually good.

Also, I assume you're asian so get used to the red face and getting dizzy pretty quickly. Just make sure you've got food in you and you're drinking water. *cough*

Rainmaker5

United States1027 Posts

December 26 2009 12:50 GMT

#11

On December 26 2009 21:21 Chill wrote:
Good. Embrace it. Good.

On December 26 2009 21:49 Jibba wrote:

Show nested quote +

Bullshit. There's a bunch of PBR in this world, but don't go around saying beer isn't good. The bitterness can throw people off and the fact that some of them taste like horse piss can't be avoided, but you don't just drink it for the effects.

Scaramanga

Australia8093 Posts

December 26 2009 12:52 GMT

#12

On December 26 2009 21:21 Chill wrote:
Good. Embrace it. Good.

:D Darth Sidious

meeple

Canada10211 Posts

December 26 2009 13:02 GMT

#13

Try mixing rum with your coke next time. I personally don't like beer that much either. I prefer hard liquor or wine.

nebffa

Australia776 Posts

December 26 2009 13:11 GMT

#14

you dont have to drink if you dont want. its your personal preference. noone respectable will think lesser of you for choosing not to drink. some people find it impressive. its your choice, dont drink because you feel like its something that everyone does.