<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

My girlfriend and I of 12 months recently went to colleges 7 hours away from each other. We knew the repercussions of a long-distance relationship yet felt we loved each other enough to handle it, as our hometown is directly in the middle of the two and we would be able to see each other enough to hopefully make it through. It's been working out perfectly fine so far (1.5 weeks) and we're going to be seeing each other about every three weeks.

Anyways, I've been thinking a bit about what all I want to happen to make sure this relationship goes as smoothly as possible, and the idea came up for each of us to avoid going to parties where people would be drinking. I trust her entirely, it's other guys that I'm worried about. I just never want her to potentially be in a situation where she'll have to fight her way out of a bad situation.

We've discussed this, (to my incredible surprise she brought it up before I even did) and she is ok with it as well, as she doesn't want me to be partying around drunk girls. So it all seems well and dandy, but I'm questioning if this will be healthy for our relationship. I don't want a night to come where there's a party and the only people who are going to be there are people one of us knows (as in it will be safe) but we feel our need to uphold our pact or whatever from before. Overall, through some situation, I think it could lead to us eventually getting angry at one another.

Nevertheless, I still don't want us to go to parties, but how should we go about this in a safer way that won't degenerate our relationship in the long run?

It should be noted that currently we want this relationship to last a very long time, and I know reddit's stance on going to college in a long-distance relationship, so I'd prefer it if there aren't any comments about breaking up.
<bot>: Girlfriend and I want to restrict the party-going in our long distance relationship, but in a healthy way that won't have any chance of affecting us in the long-run. How should we go about this?