My name is Wild Freeze, and this is a Sunday Scaries podcast. You are here for the Sunday Blues.

Because it's the first episode of the month,

we're gonna jump into some list of questions that we got from Instagram. Let's dive right in our first.

What is the proper etiquette for morning after drunk texts?

Do you acknowledge or do you ignore?

If there's one thing that can inspire Sunday Scaries on an otherwise normal Sunday,

it's the thought of that drunk text being a dark cloud over your head all day.

So whether or not they respond, you still hate the fact that you thought it was an okay idea

to send a text to that one person. As much as I don't like admitting this,

I was really no stranger to a drunk text back in my single days. I think we all probably were.

It's something we've all done and something we've all regretted.

But how you handle the fall out of bad drunk text makes all the difference.

Here's my three-step guide for dealing with drunk texts. The first,

delete the text from your phone. Ignorance is bliss. You don't want to see it when you're

scrolling later and the days later when you're just, you know, going through your eye message and

you're sober and you don't want to see anything that you did while you were drunk.

It's just the best to just delete it and pretend like it never happened even though it did.

You can't totally block it out, but you can at least take it out of your visual, you know,

kind of just area. Our second step is to decide whether or not you need to apologize or not.

Was it an inappropriate text? Was it innocent? Was it coherent?

Sometimes the easiest thing to do is to just say, haha, I was really drunk last night.

I'm sorry, it's pretty innocent. But then you leave yourself open to praying that they respond,

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