What are the most common real life hangover stories?

Well, once I went to a party and drank way too much. The next morning I woke up with a pounding headache. I could barely open my eyes. My stomach was all queasy and I felt like I was going to throw up at any moment. I had to lie in bed all day and just sip on water to try and feel better.

Well, dehydration is a big part of long hangovers. Your mouth feels dry, your body feels weak. There could be dizziness too. Some people also experience mood swings during a long hangover, like being irritable or feeling down. And stomach discomfort, ranging from mild indigestion to severe pain, is also quite common in these stories.

The most common ones are probably alcohol and drug addictions. People often start using them for various reasons like peer pressure or to escape from problems, and then can't stop. Another common one is gambling addiction. People get hooked on the thrill of winning and keep gambling even when they lose a lot of money.

In families, inheritance - related betrayals are quite common. One family member might manipulate the will or deceive others to get a larger share of the inheritance. This often leads to long - lasting family feuds and broken relationships. It shows how greed can lead to betrayal within the family unit.

In community events, such as festivals or fairs, norovirus can spread. People touch shared surfaces, eat from street vendors, and then the virus can be transmitted. Also, in hospitals, although there are strict hygiene protocols, sometimes norovirus can still find its way in, especially when new patients are admitted who are already infected. It can then spread among the patients and staff if not properly managed.

Confusion is a big one. People often wake up not knowing where they are or what they did. For example, someone might find themselves in a stranger's yard. Another common element is strange cravings. I know a guy who woke up with a hangover and all he wanted was a pickle and ice cream sandwich. And of course, misremembering things. Like thinking you had a deep conversation with a lamp post.

No, 'The Hangover' is not based on a real story. It's a fictional comedy created for entertainment purposes.

A very common real life teaching horror story is when there is miscommunication between teachers and school administrators. For example, the administration might change the curriculum suddenly without proper notice to the teachers. Then the teachers are left scrambling to adjust their lesson plans. Also, there are times when teachers face excessive paperwork and bureaucratic red tape that takes away from their teaching time. They have to fill out countless forms about student progress, attendance, etc., which can be very time - consuming and frustrating.

One common theme is loss. It could be the loss of a loved one, like a family member or a friend. Another theme is unfulfilled dreams. Many people work towards something all their lives but due to various reasons, they can't achieve it.

In real life birth stories, the element of time is quite common. Labor can take a long time or be surprisingly quick. The mother's strength is another common factor. She has to be physically and mentally strong to go through the process. And the role of the medical staff or helpers cannot be ignored. Their expertise and care play a major role. These elements are typically part of real life birth stories.