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Old 03-25-2008, 03:34 PM
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ok here’s my dilemma or as my boyfriends calls it "my big deal"
I’ve been living with my boyfriend for 10 months and dated 11 months you do the math "crazy huh" well aside of that his a great guy and very loving but like all man in this strange universe "he drinks (beer)..more then normal ppl"

When we first started dating it was cool i didn’t really care but when i moved in with him i couldn’t seem to understand the need to drink everyday so i decided to step up and put some rules and those were no drinking from Sunday till wed. Truly he hates it we are constantly having arguments about this and it got to a point where he didn’t care and was drinking even if i got mad, so i left the house he took it as a game and kept telling me to come home so 1 day later i did and ever since that day I left his changed he doesn’t drink on those days and has become more attached ….Now my questions is I’m i right or wrong on dealing with him drink "Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays" he drinks in a moderated way meaning he doesn’t get completely drunk and acts dumb....please let me know what ya'll think and please give me some good advice as of what i should do oh and by the way I’m 22 and his 24....i guess that should tell a lot....thanks for your help!
When people drink every day it is in my opinion "to feel good" and often they don't feel that great during the day so need that release but it can become like everything an addiction.

Lots of people i know it's industry related and stress but one of two glasses a night is where they leave it.

But putting in "ground rules" is like living with mum. Talking it through to understand each other's feelings about it may be better, if you can openly communicate. Not why do you, but so how's work, try to see if there is something there that he's actually unhappy about and offer support.

And maybe, create things a couple of times a week, like the pictures and a sport whereby there is no room to drink on those occasions instead of putting in a rule as a "reverse phsycology" type of thing where he is unaware that's what's happening. And have some fun together see where that leads.
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