The funniest thing I see on this thread, is people saying you're a dick for disliking something your significant other is doing, and telling you that you are possessive and controlling for having an opinion that you are completely entitled to have.
What's the difference between your opinion on what she's doing, and the people on this board disliking the way you are handling it? So if I come on here, and say they are all dicks for voicing their opinion about your opinion, am I wrong?
Or is it because this is a chat board, so you can voice your opinion to total strangers, but not to your significant other?
Hmmmm....
As for me, I am with you 100% on the subject. People say... "what's the harm in a couple of times a week?" Well... what's the POINT of a couple of times a week?
If you aren't getting drunk, why are you drinking? I'm sure the people who drink are the ones who defend it... just as the people who use steroids are the ones to defend that, and the ones who smoke pot are the ones to defend that.
It's self-justification, nothing more.
Are you controlling? Yes. Are you controlling her? No. What you are doing is controlling the elements in YOUR LIFE. If you choose that you don't want alcohol in your life, and she chooses to have it and she knows your position on the subject, then she is choosing to have it DESPITE your feelings on the subject.
ANYONE who says they would NEVER do that same thing is FULL OF SHIT. For example... if anyone who says you're a dick, found out their significant other was doing heroin, would they say it was okay because "it's their life"?
No.
They'd either tell them to quit, or they'd take the trail.
Let me guess... "that's not the same, heroin is totally different than alcohol or weed." And that's true... but the situation, TOLERATING OR NOT TOLERATING SOMEONE'S BEHAVIORS BASED OFF OF YOUR OWN BELIEFS AND FEELINGS is the exact same. I'm sure there are a lot of people who wouldn't mind if their significant other was doing heroin. You know why? Because THEY DO HEROIN.
If you drank like she did, you wouldn't mind it, right?
People are too close-minded when other people believe something different than they do.
A relationship is a COMMITMENT to eachother. It's give and take. If there's something that she's doing that bothers you, it's YOUR RIGHT to tell her that it does. Granted... you can't tell her to stop... but you can tell her you don't want it to be a part of your life. If she loves you, and you are more important, she'll make the decision for herself. If not, then you'll know where you stand.