Forced Intox & Safety

You want to loosen up a submissive's resolve. A few strong drinks should open that wallet. Right? Do you know how to do this safely? Do you know the risks? What are your safety protocols? There are questions you need to ask prior to the first drink. 

*How much do they Weigh?- You need this to be able to figure out a safe limit. The body can only process about one drink an hour.
One serving is defined as:
-12 ounces of regular beer, which is about 5 percent alcohol
-8 to 9 ounces of malt liquor, which is about 7 percent alcohol
-5 ounces of wine, which is about 12 percent alcohol
-1.5 ounces of 80-proof hard liquor, which is about 40 percent alcohol

*How is their Health?- Existing health conditions, medications, and medical history
There are people that should NOT participate. Certain factors to avoid forced intoxication:
-Plan to drive or operate machinery, or participate in activities that require skill, coordination, and alertness before the time needed to metabolize the alcohol consumed.
-Take certain over-the-counter or prescription medications. Alcohol consumption is dangerous with many medications.
-Have certain medical conditions. Drinking alcohol can cause or increase depression. Increases suicidal tendencies. Dangerous with heart disease, liver disease, and many others.
-Are recovering from alcohol use disorder or are unable to control the amount that they drink. 
-Are younger than age 21 or legal majority for their location.
-Are pregnant or trying to become pregnant.

*Who is their Emergency Contact?- Know the address they are at or if a sober person is close by in case of alcohol poisoning. It is important to have safety protocols in place. Binge drinking can lead to death from alcohol poisoning. It can cause a depressed gag reflex, which puts a person who has passed out at the risk of choking on their own vomit. Do they have the means of getting medical attention? 

Know the differences between mild alcohol poisoning and severe alcohol poisoning:
-Mental Confusion – Drinking causes confusion. Someone completely incoherent and unable to string together rational thought may have severe alcohol poisoning.
-Vomiting – People throw up because alcohol is an irritant to the stomach. Vomiting is an indication of alcohol poisoning. If someone is projectile vomiting or throwing up blood, this is severe alcohol poisoning and needs immediate medical attention. If someone is choking on their own vomit, they need help.
-Slurred speech – Another symptom of alcohol poising. If the speech is severely slurred and incoherent; this could be a case of severe alcohol poisoning.
-Slow-breathing – This is cause for serious alarm. If someone is taking less than eight breaths a minute, you should get help right away. They could be slipping into a coma or death.
-Blue-colored tint to the skin – If someone appears to be turning blue, call 9-1-1 immediately. This means their body is shutting down.
-Low body temperature – If someone is cold to the touch, they definitely have a severe case of alcohol poisoning. Get help immediately.
-Seizures – If someone is convulsing or shaking violently, they are having a seizure caused by alcohol poisoning. Roll the person on their side and call 9-1-1 right away. Do not wait. Every second count.  
-Unconsciousness – If someone has fallen onto the floor or passed out with all their clothes on, you should be extremely concerned. Make attempts to wake them up. If you cannot wake them from their sleep, you should call 9-1-1 for help.

Make sure you ask all of the questions. There are legal risks in playing this game. Know the laws in both your area and the submissive. Be safe, have fun, and get that money. For those curious, I do NOT offer Forced Intox sessions.