软苏格拉底

I have a question that I need a genuine answer to. This question might make some people feel uncomfortable or embarrassed, but I still want to discuss it. Let's say one day you drink too much and can't remember what you did, and the next morning, the other person is gone, and you still can't remember what happened. What would you think? Would you assume you had sex with someone? In this situation, what actually happened doesn't matter; what matters is how you feel and perceive it. You might feel confused, embarrassed, or even fearful. You might ask yourself, 'What did I do? Did I sleep with someone?' These questions would keep swirling in your head, making you feel uneasy. But if you really can't remember what happened, did it happen or not? This is a tough question to answer. Legally speaking, if you have no memory, you can't prove what happened. But emotionally, you might feel like something happened, even if you don't remember. In this situation, the key is how you view yourself and your actions. You need to be honest with yourself about your feelings and doubts. You can try to recall the events of that night or ask your friends or partner if they know anything. But most importantly, you need to be honest with yourself and find a way to deal with your emotions. Lastly, this question also reminds us that our actions after drinking can have unforeseen consequences. So, before drinking, we need to think carefully about our behavior and its potential consequences.