<human>: I just graduated college (going to grad school) and my girlfriend still has two years left of undergrad. We met a year ago and dating her has been the most fantastic thing I've ever experienced. Through my years in college and living abroad I've matured into a path I really like and over her first two years she has done the same; however, while we both had our 'foolish' stage of life in which we make mistakes and do stupid stuff, I find myself still judging her for it.

She was pretty crazy in high school and got into trouble and things that I haven't been involved with (namely smoking and drinking). I had my first drink with my father at 13, so I've never gone through the whole 'white girl wasted' phase. Granted, I've been a bit sloppier than I'd like, especially during freshman year, but that was about it.  I don't know what it is, but I find myself judging her for her past and the type of life she led in high school. I guess it could be said that her experimental phase was just earlier than mine, but for some reason it still hangs on my head. She's done a complete 180 since then, so there's no real reason to bring it up or talk about it, seeing that she's already done everything she can to not be like that -- and she's happy where she is now! What's a healthy way I can past this without having to drag things up from the past which she's had no real association with since?

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<bot>: girlfriend was more experimental in high school. While she's different now, I still judge her for it. How can I move past it?