Need advice on drunken statements

I’m a 26 year old guy and went out with some of my friends on Saturday night. We did go wine tasting during the day and some of the girls were a bit tipsy by the time we went out to dinner. I sat next to one girl (23) and we were talking hitting it off well and she was being flirty even my friends commented saying that there was a connection. She ended up pretty drunk and I was lightly drunk. I tried to make a move but she said she’s not into pda but she gave me her number and said to hit her up when she was sober. My roommate was talking to her friend so we ended up bringing them both home. The girl I was talking to came just cause of her friend it wasn’t my intention to bring her back. Nothing happened both girls slept in the living room and I slept in my room. Both girls were still drunk on Sunday and I dropped them off at home since my roommate was still drunk himself. Fast forward to Monday and the girl I was talking to left her glasses at my house so I met up with her to give them to her. My plan was to ask her out on a date in person but she was still hungover.

So now to my question. Since she was so drunk that she doesn’t even remember Saturday night I’m not sure if I should ask her out. I thought she was really cool and there was a connection but if she can’t remember may it’s not worth trying. So what should I do?



Submitted May 07, 2019 at 04:36AM

I’m a 26 year old guy and went out with some of my friends on Saturday night. We did go wine tasting during the day and some of the girls were a bit tipsy by the time we went out to dinner. I sat next to one girl (23) and we were talking hitting it off well and she was being flirty even my friends commented saying that there was a connection. She ended up pretty drunk and I was lightly drunk. I tried to make a move but she said she’s not into pda but she gave me her number and said to hit her up when she was sober. My roommate was talking to her friend so we ended up bringing them both home. The girl I was talking to came just cause of her friend it wasn’t my intention to bring her back. Nothing happened both girls slept in the living room and I slept in my room. Both girls were still drunk on Sunday and I dropped them off at home since my roommate was still drunk himself. Fast forward to Monday and the girl I was talking to left her glasses at my house so I met up with her to give them to her. My plan was to ask her out on a date in person but she was still hungover.So now to my question. Since she was so drunk that she doesn’t even remember Saturday night I’m not sure if I should ask her out. I thought she was really cool and there was a connection but if she can’t remember may it’s not worth trying. So what should I do?
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