hangover horror stories

A common element is the headache. It's like a hammer pounding inside your head. Another is nausea. Just feeling like you're going to throw up any second. Also, extreme tiredness and weakness, like you've run a marathon when all you did was drink.

I went on a bender one weekend. The next day, I had the worst hangover. My mouth was so dry it felt like the Sahara Desert. I was nauseous all day. I tried to eat something but ended up puking it right back up. It was a nightmare and made me swear off drinking for a while.

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Well, once I went to a party and drank way too much. The next morning I woke up with a pounding headache. I could barely open my eyes. My stomach was all queasy and I felt like I was going to throw up at any moment. I had to lie in bed all day and just sip on water to try and feel better.

Once I had a really long hangover after a wild New Year's party. I drank way too much champagne. The next day, my head was pounding so hard. I couldn't even get out of bed for hours. I had this intense nausea and every little sound seemed to pierce my ears.

Well, dehydration is a big part of long hangovers. Your mouth feels dry, your body feels weak. There could be dizziness too. Some people also experience mood swings during a long hangover, like being irritable or feeling down. And stomach discomfort, ranging from mild indigestion to severe pain, is also quite common in these stories.

Another is feeling extremely nauseous. For example, you might have had a few too many beers at a sports event and the next morning you can't keep anything down. It's not just the physical discomfort but also the mental fog that comes with it. You might forget where you put things or what you were supposed to do that day. It can really mess up your whole day and make you vow to drink less next time.

There was this one instance where my buddy got really drunk at a bar. The next day, he told us that he thought he saw a unicorn in the alley on his way home. He was so convinced that he spent half an hour looking for it when he was sober again. It was hilarious because there's no way there was a unicorn there.

Confusion is a big one. People often wake up not knowing where they are or what they did. For example, someone might find themselves in a stranger's yard. Another common element is strange cravings. I know a guy who woke up with a hangover and all he wanted was a pickle and ice cream sandwich. And of course, misremembering things. Like thinking you had a deep conversation with a lamp post.