Fun guide to avoid overdoing it and becoming “clueless” at carnival parties

At work, at home or in our personal lives, we need basic rules for coexistence... Those so we don't invade anyone's space, you know? We need to respect and have common sense to be successful in social life.

No, it is not!

There's no point in overdoing it when flirting, if the person says don't respect them!

Ah, but don't jump from branch to branch, okay? No one deserves that annoying person who wants to flirt with everyone on the tour. The women are there enjoying themselves, and not serving as entertainment, here's a tip! 😉

Drinking, falling and getting up… maybe?

No one deserves the company of that person who doesn't know when to stop and drinks too much! Respect your limits and don't embarrass yourself, in addition to forgetting everything you did 😏, you can cause unpleasant and even risky situations. Follow the mantra: less is more. 🧘🏽

Invading other people's space

If a group of friends are talking and you join in wanting to attract attention, you automatically become the most annoying and nosy person in the group. Interrupting people without them opening that space for you is VERY unpleasant!

Request music from the DJ

🎶 Don't be that person who gets in the way of other people's work. You've probably seen a DJ playing a certain style and someone arrives asking for a completely different song. Know the right time to ask for that hit song you love without ruining the music schedule of those who know the subject. 🎤

With these tips, you can enjoy a more relaxed Carnival ride, don't you think? And remember: “if you drink, don’t drive”!

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