Why are men become braver when they's drunk?

Alcohol lowers your inhibitions, so if you're feeling borderline aggressive, it will bring it out more. If you're in a funny mood, you'll laugh more. If you like to dance but you're shy, you'll be more liable to get up and dance. But it can't make you do something you absolutely wouldn't ever do or be somebody you're not. I know that one for sure from when my husband trys to get me snokkered in hopes that it will make me feel more romantic. If I already was, then OK, but if I'm absolutely not interested, the booze just puts me to sleep.

I don't think this behavior is braver.Because when they are drunk,their brain is not manipulative,so they could say anything and don't consider anything insult.So,I don't agrre of your consider.

Alcohol dramatically reduces people's inhibitions, which means that they do not feel as nervous, afraid or cautious as they usually would. Sometimes this results in them having the courage to do things of a minimal risk, like talking to people they are attacted to, becoming more outgoing and social, etc. Sometimes people end up doing dangerous things because their normal inhibitors are not working, and so they do not feel the sense of fear that would usually prevent them from taking such action.

maybe alcohol make most people loosen up and let go of their inhibitions. and therefore more easily react to circumstances. alcohol makes some people emotional and vulnerable. while others just giggle and laugh a lot...and still others feel like throwing up and feel sick.

I think most men want and need to feel manly and drinking helps them lose their inhibitions. In high school I use to think, I can't wait to get into an adult environment where the males don't brag about going out and getting drunk, but when I did it was just the same - strut and brag. I don't understand why anyone would risk losing the ability to reason by going out and getting drunk. Can anyone explain that to me?