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** Bob only wants Alice to get naked, not have sex.
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** Two characters normally have [[IncompatibleOrientation Incompatible Orientations]], and the only way to give [[{{Shipping}} shippers]] any fodder is through AlcoholInducedBisexuality.
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** Two characters normally have [[IncompatibleOrientation Incompatible Orientations]], {{Incompatible Orientation}}s, and the only way to give [[{{Shipping}} shippers]] any fodder is through AlcoholInducedBisexuality.
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** Alice and Bob have sex while sober.
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** Alice and Bob AliceAndBob have sex while sober.
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** AliceAndBob got drunk for their wedding anniversary, yet whoever got the other person drunk is swiftly accused of rape even though it was mutually consentual.
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** AliceAndBob got drunk for their wedding anniversary, yet whoever got the other person drunk is swiftly accused of rape even though it was mutually consentual.
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** [[TheTeetotaler Nobody drinks]] or has sex.
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** [[TheTeetotaler Nobody drinks]] [[CelibateHero or has sex.]]
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** AliceAndBob got drunk for their wedding anniversary, yet whoever got the other person drunk is swiftly accused of rape even though it was mutually consentual.
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** The two are celebrating something regarding their relationship, most likely tying the knot and consummating their marriage (after a night of drinking champagne).
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone gets their lover inebriated to have sex.
* '''Straight''': Bob gives his girlfriend Alice some beer to bed her.
* '''Straight''': Bob gives his girlfriend Alice some beer to bed her.
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone gets their lover another person inebriated to have sex.
* '''Straight''': Bob gives hisgirlfriend LoveInterest Alice some beer to bed her.
* '''Straight''': Bob gives his
** Bob gives Alice a single sip of alcohol, and she immediately jumps into bed with him.
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** In addition to alcohol, Bob give Alice [[DrugsAreGood Lsd and Cocaine.]]
* '''Downplayed''': Bob gives Alice a little alcohol, but not enought to get her drunk.
* '''Downplayed''': Bob gives Alice a little alcohol, but not enought to get her drunk.
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** In addition to Alice gives Bob alcohol, Bob give Alice [[DrugsAreGood Lsd LSD, and Cocaine.]]
cocaine]] to get him in the mood.
*'''Downplayed''': '''Downplayed''':
** Bob gives Alice a little alcohol, but notenought enough to get her drunk.drunk.
** Alice gets Bob drunk in the hopes of KissingUnderTheInfluence.
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** Bob gives Alice a little alcohol, but not
** Alice gets Bob drunk in the hopes of KissingUnderTheInfluence.
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** He was trying to rape her.
** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, and didn't know it was rape.
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** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, and didn't know it was rape.
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** He was trying to rape her.
** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, andBob didn't know it was that getting someone drunk for sex could be considered rape.
** Bob got Alice drunk specifically so he could force himself on her.
** Alcohol is considered a LovePotion or aphrodisiac InUniverse.
** Two characters normally have [[IncompatibleOrientation Incompatible Orientations]], and the only way to give [[{{Shipping}} shippers]] any fodder is through AlcoholInducedBisexuality.
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** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, and
** Bob got Alice drunk specifically so he could force himself on her.
** Alcohol is considered a LovePotion or aphrodisiac InUniverse.
** Two characters normally have [[IncompatibleOrientation Incompatible Orientations]], and the only way to give [[{{Shipping}} shippers]] any fodder is through AlcoholInducedBisexuality.
*
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* '''Averted''': See Inverted #1'''Subverted''':
** Bob leads a drunk Alice into an empty bedroom and encourages her to lay down... and then leaves the room to get her a blanket and glass of water.
** Someone believes Bob has unsavory motives because he handed Alice a beer, but it turns out to be non-alcoholic.
** Alice gets Bob drunk with the intention of having sex with him, but she realizes Bob can't consent and stops before they do anything.
* '''Double Subverted''':
** Alice turns into a LovableSexManiac when drunk, and Bob isn't AboveTheInfluence, so the two end up having sex anyway.
** Bob has infused the non-alcoholic beer with a LovePotion.
* '''Parodied''':
** Bob gives Alice alcohol in the hopes of bedding her, but once she's drunk, she does something to kill the mood (like puking on him) or passes out.
** Bob offers Alice alcohol in the hopes of bedding her, but little does he know that Alice NeverGetsDrunk. By the end of the night, Bob has spent most of his paycheck on alcohol and is [[TheLoinsSleepTonight too drunk for sex]], while Alice is hardly even buzzed.
** Bars or liquor stores rate their drinks by how likely they are to get you into bed with someone, ranging from "Absolutely Not" to "WhatDidIDoLastNight".
* '''Zig-Zagged''':
** Alice is PlayingDrunk: she ''wants'' to have sex with Bob, but has a ParalyzingFearOfSexuality. Bob offering her a drink gave her an excuse to fall back on if anyone else finds out.
** Alice goes out drinking with her friends. Once she's drunk, her friends drop her off at Bob's house, giving Bob a wink and an, "As requested."
* '''Averted''':
** Alice and Bob only have sex while sober.
** [[TheTeetotaler Nobody drinks]] or has sex.
* '''Enforced''': The producers wanted a VerySpecialEpisode about the effects of alcohol, QuestionableConsent, or DateRape.
* '''Lampshaded''': "Are you trying to get into my pants? That's the third drink you've given me tonight."
* '''Invoked''':
** Alice mentions offhandedly that [[CantHoldHisLiquor she's a lightweight]], so when they go out drinking later, Bob deliberately gives her the booziest drinks available.
** SlippingAMickey with the intention of sex.
** AlcoholInducedBisexuality.
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* '''Defied''':
** Alice refuses to drink with Bob because she suspects he has ulterior motives.
** Alice's friend Dani notices Bob giving Alice drinks, so she makes up an excuse to get between them or pull Alice away.
* '''Discussed''': "Maybe buy some drinks? Alcohol is pretty good at reducing inhibitions, if you know what I mean."
* '''Conversed''': "Do the writers think alcohol is a LovePotion or something? It's like every time someone hands someone else a drink, they end up in bed together."
* '''Implied''': Bob offers Alice liquor at a party and later leads her into an empty room. Neither of them reappear until the next morning.
* '''Deconstructed''':
** Alice realizes that Bob got her drunk for the sake of sex, and breaks up with him because she can no longer trust him. She struggles to come to terms with the fact that she was raped and blames herself for accepting the drinks.
** Word gets out that Bob deliberately gets girls drunk so that they'll sleep with him. He's branded a creep at best and a rapist at worst, and his friends and loved ones distance themselves from him or cut him off.
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%% * '''Played for Laughs''':
* '''Played for Drama''': Alice was deeply in love with Bob, but wasn't ready for sex, and the realization that Bob got her drunk and raped her leaves her a BrokenBird. She spirals into a deep depression and turns to unhealthy or dangerous habits, like drinking or [[PromiscuityAfterRape sexual promiscuity]], to numb the pain.
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** Bob leads a drunk Alice into an empty bedroom and encourages her to lay down... and then leaves the room to get her a blanket and glass of water.
** Someone believes Bob has unsavory motives because he handed Alice a beer, but it turns out to be non-alcoholic.
** Alice gets Bob drunk with the intention of having sex with him, but she realizes Bob can't consent and stops before they do anything.
* '''Double Subverted''':
** Alice turns into a LovableSexManiac when drunk, and Bob isn't AboveTheInfluence, so the two end up having sex anyway.
** Bob has infused the non-alcoholic beer with a LovePotion.
* '''Parodied''':
** Bob gives Alice alcohol in the hopes of bedding her, but once she's drunk, she does something to kill the mood (like puking on him) or passes out.
** Bob offers Alice alcohol in the hopes of bedding her, but little does he know that Alice NeverGetsDrunk. By the end of the night, Bob has spent most of his paycheck on alcohol and is [[TheLoinsSleepTonight too drunk for sex]], while Alice is hardly even buzzed.
** Bars or liquor stores rate their drinks by how likely they are to get you into bed with someone, ranging from "Absolutely Not" to "WhatDidIDoLastNight".
* '''Zig-Zagged''':
** Alice is PlayingDrunk: she ''wants'' to have sex with Bob, but has a ParalyzingFearOfSexuality. Bob offering her a drink gave her an excuse to fall back on if anyone else finds out.
** Alice goes out drinking with her friends. Once she's drunk, her friends drop her off at Bob's house, giving Bob a wink and an, "As requested."
* '''Averted''':
** Alice and Bob only have sex while sober.
** [[TheTeetotaler Nobody drinks]] or has sex.
* '''Enforced''': The producers wanted a VerySpecialEpisode about the effects of alcohol, QuestionableConsent, or DateRape.
* '''Lampshaded''': "Are you trying to get into my pants? That's the third drink you've given me tonight."
* '''Invoked''':
** Alice mentions offhandedly that [[CantHoldHisLiquor she's a lightweight]], so when they go out drinking later, Bob deliberately gives her the booziest drinks available.
** SlippingAMickey with the intention of sex.
** AlcoholInducedBisexuality.
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* '''Defied''':
** Alice refuses to drink with Bob because she suspects he has ulterior motives.
** Alice's friend Dani notices Bob giving Alice drinks, so she makes up an excuse to get between them or pull Alice away.
* '''Discussed''': "Maybe buy some drinks? Alcohol is pretty good at reducing inhibitions, if you know what I mean."
* '''Conversed''': "Do the writers think alcohol is a LovePotion or something? It's like every time someone hands someone else a drink, they end up in bed together."
* '''Implied''': Bob offers Alice liquor at a party and later leads her into an empty room. Neither of them reappear until the next morning.
* '''Deconstructed''':
** Alice realizes that Bob got her drunk for the sake of sex, and breaks up with him because she can no longer trust him. She struggles to come to terms with the fact that she was raped and blames herself for accepting the drinks.
** Word gets out that Bob deliberately gets girls drunk so that they'll sleep with him. He's branded a creep at best and a rapist at worst, and his friends and loved ones distance themselves from him or cut him off.
%% * '''Reconstructed''': ???
%% * '''Played for Laughs''':
* '''Played for Drama''': Alice was deeply in love with Bob, but wasn't ready for sex, and the realization that Bob got her drunk and raped her leaves her a BrokenBird. She spirals into a deep depression and turns to unhealthy or dangerous habits, like drinking or [[PromiscuityAfterRape sexual promiscuity]], to numb the pain.
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone gets inebriates their lover to have sex.
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone gets inebriates their lover inebriated to have sex.
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** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, and didn't know it was rape.
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** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, and didn't know it was rape.rape.
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** Alice and Bob have sex while sober.
** Alice gets drunk so she can bed Bob.
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** Alice and Bob have sex while sober.
** Alice gets drunk so she can bed Bob.
* '''Averted''': See Inverted #1
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'''Basic Trope''': Someone gets inebriates their lover to have sex.
* '''Straight''': Bob gives his girlfriend Alice some beer to bed her.
* '''Exaggerated''':
** Many people get their lovers drunk to have sex.
** In addition to alcohol, Bob give Alice [[DrugsAreGood Lsd and Cocaine.]]
* '''Downplayed''': Bob gives Alice a little alcohol, but not enought to get her drunk.
* '''Justified''':
** He was trying to rape her.
** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, and didn't know it was rape.
* '''Straight''': Bob gives his girlfriend Alice some beer to bed her.
* '''Exaggerated''':
** Many people get their lovers drunk to have sex.
** In addition to alcohol, Bob give Alice [[DrugsAreGood Lsd and Cocaine.]]
* '''Downplayed''': Bob gives Alice a little alcohol, but not enought to get her drunk.
* '''Justified''':
** He was trying to rape her.
** He wanted it to be easier to bed her, and didn't know it was rape.
