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Old 10-02-2015, 09:27 AM
 
Location: Newport Beach, California
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The issue isn't the drinking. The issue is that you don't see eye to eye on something and it's creating a problem. It doesn't matter what we tell you. So - if we tell you that she's wrong and you are right - are you going to tell her that we said that? Do you think that will make a difference? Do you think that will help anything. It doesn't matter what we think. This is something that you are going to have to work through together.
^^^^ this
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Old 10-02-2015, 09:33 AM
 
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How would you handle this situation? I usually drink 2 beers after work, not more than that, but I drink most days, usually 7 days a week but sometimes I don't drink at all. Most of what I have read say this is actually good for health as it increases HDL etc. and I like beer and I don't think this is excessive at all.

However, my GF of 4 months gives me a hard time about it, always mentioning that it borders on alcoholism (ridiculous imo!), that I need to STOP as it's concerning her etc.

In addition, she is not a regular drinker but I have seen her drink heavily on at least 1 occasion and she excuses that because it's wine and it's very occasional rather than daily. I beg to differ, I think it's better to drink small doses of alcohol daily rather than binge drink once every 1-2 months.

I think she has issues with the regularity of it...she believes one should not drink daily, only occasionally

Do I need to change girlfriends? LOL!
Alcoholism is not the amount one drinks it is the NEED for the alcohol.

Once you figure out what being an alcoholic really is you can then determine if you need a new girlfriend.
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