Saturday, 9 March 2013

An almost pretentious observation of a student house party


We had lots of people round in the end last night, I wasn’t drinking so this meant I wasn’t as wired so technically I was more chilled out. Everyone smoked their cigarettes indoors, covering our living room with a grey sheen. Today the world is veiled in fog, and its almost like we smoked so much last night that it all seeped outside and has got into the air. Leaving hazed repercussions hanging in the wake.
Our house parties are always like this, the next day everyone’s heads are foggy and scrambled about after so much being so rawly stripped from them, deep conversations revealing all that go on into the night, someone having a drunken breakdown, a girl putting on her best new clothes to find a boyfriend for the night. Alcohol is some people’s therapy. Inhibitions are the detritus, the real psyche emerges.  The everyday protective husk is broken off, and inhibition is nowhere to be seen.