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Input: My girlfriend (19F) and I (21M) have been together for around 5 months now. We go to the same college and live &lt;10 minutes by car from one other, so we have many opportunities to stay at each other's houses and go on dates.

My girlfriend has a strict no drinking and driving policy, and I understand where she is coming from with this. I would never even THINK about driving drunk. However, my girlfriend becomes uncomfortable if I want to have a single beer even if it's an hour or so before we leave my place/wherever we're at on a date. She makes it very clear she's not comfortable with it, giving me questioning glances and saying things like "aren't you going to drive?" Ect.

Now I get it. Many of you are probably thinking I'm the asshole here for making my girlfriend a passenger with me after I've drank. However, I'm a 6' tall guy and I weigh about 200 lbs on a good day. Especially if I have food in my stomach, one beer over the course of an hour is barely going to make a dent in my BAC. We like to go to a lot of concerts and whatnot and I suffer from some mild social anxiety, so a beer can really make a night out for me much more enjoyable. It's not even worth it though when I have to deal with the subsequent guilt trip when I absolutely feel that I am in the right. The government has decided that if someone's BAC is under 0.08, they are not at a level of impairment that makes them a danger on the road. I have explained this to her several times, and it only further frustrates me that her arguments aren't based on facts or logic, but rather on feelings. 

To top it all off, I am the one who drives us pretty much everywhere, and I can't even remember the last time she offered to drive us some place. What's the verdict guys, AITA here?

disagreeing with my girlfriend's policies on "drinking and driving?"