Sometimes it's good to recall these things as a way to stay sober. Over the past decade, the below has happened to me in blackouts:
- Driven and not remembered driving
- Forgot where I left my car
- Woke up in handcuffs on a curb being accused of things by the police I don't remember doing
- Woke up in a jailcell
- Sent texts to friends, family, and exes, saying the absolute most awful stuff, unforgivable stuff
- Picked fights with those weaker than me
- Picked a fight with someone way stronger who punched me and fractured my cheekbone and eye socket (requiring major surgery)
- Unprotected sex
- Woke up next to women I don't remember meeting, some of whom I would never be attracted to in sobriety
- Woke up in different city/town than I started in, no recollection how I got there
- Maxed out a credit card purchasing a $6,000 TV and other useless items
- Vandalized property
The list goes on. That's why I can never drink again, or that will keep happening, probably until I'm dead.