醉酒后说爱你
[zuì jiŭ hòu shuō ài nĭ]
Zui Jiu Hou Shuo Ai Ni translates as 'saying I love you after getting drunk'. In Chinese cultural and social contexts, alcohol sometimes serves as a catalyst to let emotions spill more freely, hence people under its influence express things hidden or hard to articulate while sober. This net name hints at vulnerability and raw emotion exposed after intoxication, possibly referring to a confession of feelings too timid to voice when completely lucid.