What does this text mean?

[FeelingUnsureNow]

Anyone have any thoughts on what this text means. I'm probably trying too hard to interpret it and the sender wouldn't explain.

U probably need to drink some 🍺🥃🍹🐔

Chill out

Without some context it's impossible to answer that!

Context is king

Probably need a bit of context...

Can only guess.

Lighten up?

Your scared of doing something so have a drink and man up, you’re being a chicken about it

@Feelingoktoday

Chill out

Without context, I'd assume this. They think you're being uptight about something.

Depends on the context.

Thanks for your thoughts. I was interpreting it in a pretty rude way and was hoping there were other ways of looking at it.

Context was that we were watching the same show from different houses. The other person thought it was funny while it did nothing for me.

In that case it sounds like you enjoy different humour and he was suggesting that you'd find it funnier if you had a drink. Surely?

What did he find funny about it? Why did you not find it funny?

Eg I had a boyfriend once who thought the Fast Show was hilarious. It left me cold. In that sense, I'd take it as a light hearted quip. If it was hugely misogynistic humour, 🚩

Only you know/time will tell if he was making a lighthearted joke or being a dick.

It was the rooster emoji on the end of the drinks that threw me....

I'd read it as them saying you'd probably find the show funnier if you'd had a drink! There are shows I can think of like that. I don't think I would take any offense by it x

I’d assume that they had had a few drinks themselves , which was why they found it funny and you didnt.

I’m with you OP, I instantly read it in a pretty rude way 😅

@FeelingUnsureNow

It was the rooster emoji on the end of the drinks that threw me....

Oh, I didn't notice that!

So he was suggesting you needed to have a drink or alcohol or suck his cock?

Nice...

@FeelingUnsureNow

It was the rooster emoji on the end of the drinks that threw me....

Couldn’t that mean cocktail?

If so, that's a very misogynistic thing to say. Smacks of the old 'she needs a good seeing to' response. Like a woman is only ever not amused because she needs a dick in her somewhere and not because something isn't amusing.

I take it this is someone you've not been seeing for very long?

I'd say the fact he wouldn't explain means he intended to insult.

I read the rooster as "cock", but my brain just assumed he was northern and it was a bit like saying "get some beer down you, duck"
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It didn't occur to me that he might mean dick 🤦‍♀️

I've been single too long

I too read it to mean 'chill out' but didn't take any notice of the Cockerel! If my fiance sent that I'd assume he was calling me a cock not any sort of sexual meaning, (gone are those days haha!!)

I'd just take it to mean maybe you'd have found it funnier with a drink, or maybe as I first thought, loosen up a bit?

This is from someone I've known for a year. Perfect gentleman normally but does use the word 'cock' for a number of different things. I don't want to make a mountain out of a mole hill but I felt like he'd crossed a boundary if his message was intended that way. He seemed confused when I queried it.

Definitely means you need booze & cock ugh Charmer

Seemed confused but didn't clarify when you queried it?

He knew exactly what he was doing then didn't he?

@FeelingUnsureNow

It was the rooster emoji on the end of the drinks that threw me....

Does he maybe mean it as a chicken?

As in "you need a drink you chicken" for courage???