Tell Me about the Consequences in Freshman Drinking Horror Stories

The consequences can be life - changing. People may end up paralyzed or with permanent disabilities. For example, in one story, a drunk driver hit a cyclist and the cyclist lost his leg. Also, there are legal consequences like hefty fines, license suspension, and even jail time.

One horror story is getting a really mean roommate. A freshman had a roommate who would steal their food, use their personal stuff without asking, and even play loud music in the middle of the night when the freshman was trying to study or sleep.

Well, there was this freshman who was pressured into drinking a lot during a hazing event. He got alcohol poisoning and had to be rushed to the hospital. It was really scary for his friends and family. Also, a freshman once drank some spiked punch at a party and had a really bad reaction. He started hallucinating and ended up running around the campus in a daze.

One possible consequence is kidney damage. The kidneys are designed to filter out waste from the blood to form urine. When you drink urine, you're forcing the kidneys to re - process those toxins, which can overwork and damage them. Additionally, there can be problems with the digestive system. The substances in urine can irritate the stomach and intestines, causing nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. These symptoms can further weaken the body in a survival situation where every bit of strength is crucial.

A man had a drinking habit and one day, after consuming a large amount of alcohol, he decided to drive home. He ended up crashing into a tree. He was severely injured and had to spend months in the hospital. His life was completely changed due to that one irresponsible decision of drinking and driving.

One horror story is about a group of hikers who got lost in the desert. One of them, in a desperate attempt to survive, drank his own urine. But it made him extremely sick. His body couldn't handle the toxins that were being re - introduced, and he had violent vomiting and diarrhea, which further dehydrated him and made his situation even worse.

Another aspect of these stories is the lack of physical activity. In high school, girls might have had more structured physical education classes. But in college, they have to be self - motivated to exercise. Some freshman girls find it hard to adjust to this. They might choose to take the bus instead of walking across campus. However, some girls realize the importance of exercise later and start going to the campus fitness center or joining sports teams.

The 'Freshman 15' horror stories are about college freshmen fearing to gain 15 pounds. College life brings new challenges in terms of eating habits. With parties and social events in college, there are often lots of junk foods like pizza and chips. Also, sleep schedules are often disrupted in college. Lack of proper sleep can disrupt the body's metabolism, which in turn can lead to weight gain. So, the 'Freshman 15' is a real concern for many new students.

There was a time when I went to a wine - tasting event. People were sipping different wines and sharing their thoughts. I met an interesting woman there who told me about her travels in France where she visited vineyards. We talked about the different flavors of wine and how it pairs with food. It was a great evening filled with conversations and new wine discoveries.

One major consequence is serious injury. The drunk driver themselves can be badly hurt, like breaking bones or getting internal injuries. And the people in other vehicles or on the street can also suffer from severe physical harm. Also, there are legal consequences. The driver usually gets arrested, loses their license, and may face a long prison sentence depending on the severity of the accident. It can ruin their own life and the lives of those around them in many ways.