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Input: Me and my girlfriend are together for a few months. Everything is going well except for one thing - when she drinks, she turns into a completely different person: makes offensive jokes about people's weaknesses (sometimes to their face) and doesn't consider how they might take it, casually shares very private information about herself as well as other people (including me), talks very loudly, and generally acts like a stereotypical drunk-teenage girl even though she's in her late 20s.

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I confronted her about this a few weeks ago, after she introduced me to her best friend that she hasn't seen in a couple of months by taking us both to a restaurant. At first, everything was fine, but after a while, the two of them got drunk, lost track of time and started gossiping about people they both know from high school and I don't know. I got a little board and didn't really mind, but after about three hours of this I told her that I wanted to go home, but didn't mind if she wanted to stay out with her friend. She ended up coming home about three hours later, and went to sleep after I rejected her attempts at coming on to me.

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The next morning I confronted her about this, and she took it really badly. When I said that I didn't agree to sex the previous night because she acted very sloppy and I wasn't into it, she took it as if I said she's disgusting, which I made clear I don't think that. She said that because the things I criticized her for are not things that put her or anyone else in danger, than I don't get to police how she acts when she's drunk, and now I'm wondering if I'm the Asshole.

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NOTE: she really is not an alcoholic. She doesn't drink very often, and she really is a responsible drinker. My issue is that the way she acts embarrasses herself and me. Another note is that this behavior is nothing like the way she acts when she's not drunk, and that I truly, deeply, love her for how she is when she's sober. She has this idea in mind, that the way you act when you're drunk is "the real you", because this is when all the masks come off (which I highly disagree with. How is your behavior when you're on a **mind-altering substance** "the real you"???), and that me criticizing the way she acts when she drinks means that I don't like her as a whole, which is not true.

telling my girlfriend that I don't like the way she acts when she drinks