Why do you talk a lot after drinking?

There are two reasons for talking too much after drinking: one is because alcohol excites the cerebral cortex, and the other is because of personal personality problems.

First of all, the composition of alcohol is ethanol, which can excite people's cerebral cortex, thus easily causing drinkers to aggravate their speech and exaggerate their behavior, which is very different from that before drinking.

Secondly, people's personality problems are usually too depressed, or they are not confident enough about themselves, so many words are hidden in their hearts and are not easily expressed. In this way, the emotions generated in daily communication are accumulated in my heart and I can't say it. Once alcohol acts on the cerebral cortex, it loses its function to suppress one's reason on weekdays, and all suppressed emotions and words burst out.

I have a male friend around me, which is a model of this phenomenon. Every time he eats at the wine table, he is gentle, humble and polite at the beginning, and rarely talks, or he can't drink after dinner, so he can keep this state to the best. Because he is also very handsome, many female friends have a very good impression on him and often criticize his wife for quarreling with him because he drinks.

In fact, he hides all the negative emotions of dissatisfaction in his heart, and he can control himself in front of people after drinking, only showing loud words and exaggerated behavior, clamoring to persuade him to drink.

As soon as he got home, his emotions exploded. His family's irrelevant words, even his eyes and actions will directly ignite him. There is no limit to swearing, beating and scolding. He often gets as drunk as a fiddler at home, with women and children crying together and the old man shaking and cursing.

When he wakes up the next day, he will directly deny his words and deeds, say that he doesn't remember at all, and pray for forgiveness from his family on the grounds of drinking too much.

Then drink and relapse.