I would say that's fairly normal tbh, even though you'll both probably remember this for a long time. Loads of things happen at house parties and what you did was only one of them. Many people get sickly drunk at parties and usually that gets forgotten after a few weeks, but if she was the host it would probably be more memorable for her. Not sure about the dynamic of your relationship before the party, maybe she was interested maybe she wasn't, but I'd say you'd definitely upset her by telling her to f off when she was the one throwing the party in her house (seeing you like that probably made her pretty anxious). As for what happened at the supermarket exit, I'm not sure whether it was intentional or not, but if I were you I'd text her to apologize specifically about the party incident since it's fairly recent still. Remember not to sound as if you're desperately asking for another chance, just think of it as apologizing like a friend would. Showing that you're sincerely apologetic and embarrassed is important. If you've already done that, I'd say wait a few weeks or so before you catch up with her again (like a casual how are you, not intending to start anything). Imo it is a failed dating experience, probably not the best idea to save it, but it would definitely ease both of your minds if you'd just stay friends instead of strangers. If she still seems very uninterested to be friends, it'd be best to just never contact again. A little more advice: You've just finished uni and have your entire life ahead, these failed experiences are actually good lessons for yourself to learn to be a good partner, so I wouldn't dwell on it too much. If by chance later on you see her at a pub again don't deliberately avoid her even if she does. If both of you are mature adults, you'll both move on from this really quickly.