OPP 4-9-24

"My husband and I got drunk with our friends yesterday at an Irish bar. Towards the end of the afternoon, we got into an argument and things got ugly. We were drunk and said things we didn't mean. Our friends separated us and told us to ignore what each other said. One friend told me that getting drunk is like a truth serum. Is that true? If so, then my husband and I have some things to definitely talk about. My other best friend is chalking up our argument to the alcohol. She's telling me to ignore what he said because he was drunk and didn't mean it. Which is it? Should I ignore my husband's comments because he was drunk or have a heart to heart conversation because booze is a truth serum? Did he mean what he said or was it the alcohol talking?"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.