OMG no, I hate being the only sober person in a room. It's not so bad if the other people are stoned, but if they are drunk, it's usually incredibly annoying. Drunk people suck.
It is said the best birth control is to work in a daycare......and that's kinda my thinking about drinking.
After I had quit drinking, I would go out with friends but be the only sober one. It was great entertainment to watch everyone being the annoying drunks...and I kept thinking "that USED to be me'. It keeps me sober to this day
I've always been the sober one. I've been drunk once in my life, when I was 13 or so, and decided I didn't like alcohol. Since then it's been many years of friends drinking and me being annoyed.
We used to party hard and while I've never been falling down drunk or to the point I couldn't remember the next day, I can't say that I've not been under the influence a number of times. But the parties seemed pretty normal and just folks having fun. Until one night I decided not to drink and was absolutely horrified at the 'fun' I was witnessing.

I was pretty much on the wagon after that and these days Hombre and I don't drink at all. We are not uncomfortable and don't feel left out when others enjoy their wine or margaritas or whatever, but neither of us likes to be around drunks any more. Were we like that when we drank? Almost certainly we were. But we are in no position to judge anybody.
I could relate to Drifter's post yesterday though. When you are the only sober one, it is pretty boring.
I have been near falling down drunk, gotten sick all over myself (ewww) and I've also driven 40 miles home, thru night construction on the hwy and not remembered how I got there until weeks later and that scared the crap right out of me enough to quit. I know I've pushed my limits and it's a miracle I wasn't in prison or dead. Now I may have a Margarita when we go out for Mexican food, or a glass of wine or champagne at New Years, but that's about it.
Funny or happy drunks aren't too bad, those that just like to have a good time. Then there's the sloppy slobbers that want to cry on your shoulder & tell you their life story. They aren't too bad as long as it doesn't last long & either they leave or pass out. But the worst are the mean drunks that only want to start trouble and that's when I've had enough.
Luckily I don't spend that much time with drinkers anymore or I'd probably not have the tolerance or patience to put up with it at all. The older I get, the less I have (tolerance & patience or idiocy that is)