You know who you are, your that person that's out a minimum of three times a week. Usually Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The person that's eating a Cheeseburger with Onion rings at 3 am. The person who starts to text EVERYONE that's known to go clubbing between 9-10 pm if no plans have been solidified yet. LOL I'm just here to tell you....I UNDERSTAND. I understand the yearning for Social interaction. I mean what self respecting person would pass up a night of shots, blueberry vodka and redbull concoctions to stay home and "Save Money" The fact is that this generation, the socially capable anyway, are surrounded by shows like THE HILLS and WHO WANTS TO WORK FOR DIDDY. Our society Mythologizes these lifestyles. So? When we go out we want to emulate that "Great Night" type of feeling that the media personifies. Reputations have been built on ClASSIC nights out, everyones got their fair share of stories. Some bad, SOME LEGENDARY! I know foundations for relationships that have been built from the club scene. It's not for everyone, some people lack the social skills to be out there, talking, joking, interacting with total strangers. Others thrive on it, some for business purposes some for social purposes. Others, like my FORMER SELF and most of my close friends, are out every night in hopes of witnessing something similar to the picture at the top of this blog entry. Those memories last forever, and THAT my friend is Priceless. Either way, if you feel strange and disoriented being home on a Friday night, YOU MY FRIEND ARE ADDICTED TO THE CLUB....Lemme know how you feel
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