The feeling you wake up with in the morning after an emotional breakdown from the night before. This feeling is sometimes a result from an argument, a deep sadness, an unfortunate loss, a break-up, drama, strong feelings of regret, conflicting emotions, etc.
Typically the night before, you have trouble sleeping - you may even be physically tired yet remain mentally awake - which might involve tossing and turning all night long, a constant vigilance of the clock, and attempts to read or watch TV to try and sleep quicker.
Instead of sleeping away your sadness and waking up refreshed, the feelings come back to make you feel bad, maybe even worse. Now that you've had time to dwell on the situation and ponder your own feelings, repeating those feelings again the next day makes it sting a bit more.
Sometimes an emotional hangover is followed by ambivalence(conflicting emotions), stress, more drama, and/or just a really bad mood.
This is bad especially if you aren't a morning person. Usually this feeling comes to you when you least expect it: when someone mentions the situation to you, when you go online to check your mail, listen to some music, on your way to work/school, etc.
Typically the night before, you have trouble sleeping - you may even be physically tired yet remain mentally awake - which might involve tossing and turning all night long, a constant vigilance of the clock, and attempts to read or watch TV to try and sleep quicker.
Instead of sleeping away your sadness and waking up refreshed, the feelings come back to make you feel bad, maybe even worse. Now that you've had time to dwell on the situation and ponder your own feelings, repeating those feelings again the next day makes it sting a bit more.
Sometimes an emotional hangover is followed by ambivalence(conflicting emotions), stress, more drama, and/or just a really bad mood.
This is bad especially if you aren't a morning person. Usually this feeling comes to you when you least expect it: when someone mentions the situation to you, when you go online to check your mail, listen to some music, on your way to work/school, etc.
Guy: Hey, you don't look so good...rough night?
Girl: Yeah, I got into a fight with my ex last night and now I'm having an emotional hangover.
Guy: OH, I hope you feel better. Ya know, I'm still available ;)
Girl: Yeah, I got into a fight with my ex last night and now I'm having an emotional hangover.
Guy: OH, I hope you feel better. Ya know, I'm still available ;)
by Hector Jr November 04, 2007
a soup that Asians eat in the morning to cope with an extreme hangover. A bowl of Vietnamese rice noodle with warm beef broth is a good example of the hangover soup.
by rinnth September 20, 2009
by neenersoad October 09, 2009
footlong peice of shit that is expelled from your body after a long night of heavy drinking. cigarettes may intensify symptoms, though highly recommended. multiple flush may be necessary.
by asbury February 19, 2008
Michelle got so drunk last night she was CARRIED home from liquid. When she woke up she was face down in her toilet - she has no idea how she got there, she not only suffers from a hangover but a Holden Hangover today. Unlucky!!
by hallmarkKitty June 12, 2009
The suit you wear to divert your employer's attention from the fact that you stumbled in hours late still reeking of booze
by m.c.h. October 12, 2007
What you do to get rid of that spiltting headache, nausea, dehydration etc
The best way to get rid of Hangover is basically SLEEP!
Also, drink plenty of water, as this provides the much needed for the liver to get rid of all these poisons you've consumed.
Finally, hangovers can last up to 2 - 3 days, but mostly you'll be aight in 24 hours. So just lay back and let your body do the work.
The best way to get rid of Hangover is basically SLEEP!
Also, drink plenty of water, as this provides the much needed for the liver to get rid of all these poisons you've consumed.
Finally, hangovers can last up to 2 - 3 days, but mostly you'll be aight in 24 hours. So just lay back and let your body do the work.
"I can tell how much i drank last nite, do you know any Hangover Cures?" - person 1
"Keep drinking then" - person 2
"What more alcohol?!" - person 1
"WATER you pillock" - person 2
"Keep drinking then" - person 2
"What more alcohol?!" - person 1
"WATER you pillock" - person 2
by Jake Millon February 17, 2009