I say go for it. It may be a gamble, but you can feel better knowing you gave it a shot instead of doing nothing by yourself. I presume you know the people inviting you well enough, so socializing should be an easy task.
You never know until you try it! Ganbatte!

>>8310
I know the person that invited me and a few people that are going (I'm not close with either), but it's organized by a friend of the person that offered the invitation, that's why I was a bit reluctant too.

Though I guess the worse that can happen is I drink alone in a corner instead of alone at home.

Thank you for the encouragement.

I'm back and drunk.

I guess it was worth it for the free drinks, not so much for the hearing and sight damage from the huge speaker and lights.

I prefer drinking alone in house personally. I don't liek possibility acting dumb while there are people around me
Did you enjoy it at least?

>>8332
I expected to hate it more honestly, so I guess I enjoyed it?

I wasn't having a blast or anything, but I didn't want to leave the second I got there.

I also had that worry of acting stupid in front of other people, but considering how stupid I act already, I think the alcohol actually helps because it gets rid of my nervousness and stuttering and stuff.

If you ever get the chance try it I would say go for it, the only thing you lose is time if you end up hating it.

>>8332
Oh yeah, there's always the "I have to go!" as soon as you get drunk and partying the rest of the night at home.

I was at a Halloween party the other day but it was a school function so it was lame and there was no drinking. The music was noise. I don't know why normies gravitate to all the worst genres of music. no fucking rhythm.

I got to see girls in their halloween costumes though. There was this really hot one who was in this bodysuit with a cortex and a lace mask. I think she was trying to be Catwoman.

>with a cortex
I meant corset. WTF is a cortex (;ﾟДﾟ)

>>8341
Its the piece of your brain that controls everything