I have many stories, and some of them I am reluctant to share. But this one is for everyone who has been incredibly creeped out at a bar or restaurant by someone with too much to drink. I've been there, and if you haven't, lucky you.

Now, for a little back story, I was going to a musical with my grandparents downtown, and we needed food. But it had to be quick. Nearby the theatre was a local place that had excellent milk shakes, and they just happened to have a bar inside.

Anyway, my family and I sat at the bar, all of us hungry, and I'm not paying too much attention to the guy beside me. This is because, well, I'm not amazing with others and I keep to myself.

This was my first mistake because this guy had a few beers under his belt and was not sober. Though, let's move on. It gets much worse.

At this point, we have our drinks and are waiting for food. The guy then decides to talk to me or attempt to. Normally, I'm somewhat friendly and polite, but it was obvious he was really into his compliments and Jesus.

I'm Christian and understand how awesome God is. But this guy was going overboard in the most unpleasant way possible. I'm not sure what he thought he was doing, being honest.

Then after a little bit, he tries to touch me on the arm. After trying to end the conversation MULTIPLE times politely, as my grandma suggested, this action freaked me out more than anything.

Thank God for the bartender. They called him a cab and escorted him out. Though I still had a panic attack, and it didn't ruin my meal. The entire experience was just not okay for me on any level.

Drinking is not an excuse for doing something that will hurt another person. And, no, I'm not whining about this. The experience brought up my worst memories and I felt legitimately scared.

Maybe I'll tell you all more stories later. But I felt this was relevant as college is starting back and parties are also. Take responsibility for your actions and be safe out there.