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My boyfriend (still very new relationship) told me that he needs to give up alcohol indefinitely, to stop him if he tries to drink, and that he won't be able to hang out in drinking environments at all. I've only had drinks with him 3 times out of maybe 40-some times we've hung out. Yes, he's gotten really drunk but didn't do anything dangerous or harmful, so I thought it was all in good fun. He says that he has no control over how much he drinks after drink #1 and I totally respect his decision to give it up.

But my friends and I really like to:
-Go out to bars on the weekends
-BBQ and drink beer
-Order wine at dinner
-Drink beers on the beach while throwin' around a frisbee
(You get the picture)

He doesn't expect me to give up drinking with him AT ALL. But to what extent do I need to take a step back from the regular "drinking environments" of my life (listed above) in order to be supportive? I realize this is horribly selfish of me, but I'm bummed that I won't be able to really hang out with my friends and my boyfriend at the same time (very often) if I have to expressively forbid any use of alcohol ("No ordering a glass of wine at dinner? Really hbla87?") What's the balance here?
<bot>: Boyfriend is giving up alcohol and doesn't want to be around it at all. Alcohol is often a part of what my friends and I do in our free time. Where's the balance?