I came across a very timely article on The Frisky the other day about how not to become a party pariah in front of your family, co-workers, or friends. I'm sure most of you will be attending your fair share of holiday parties this year so I thought it'd be a good idea to share its four suggestions with you, and offer up four of my own, too! Check out their tips below:
- Keep the booze in check
- Invite one date at a time
- Don't drunk dial
- Keep your inner stripper at bay
- Don't say anything that you wouldn't say sober
- Don't overstay your welcome — no one likes a lingering party guest
- Don't overdo the PDA
- Be mindful of wardrobe malfunctions Source
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