<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I can't remember the full context of our conversation, but I mentioned something about being a 'loose drunk'. 

I have mostly male friends who I drink with often (with other women too), and the SO has never had any problem with this. I've never cheated on him, drunk or sober, nor has the thought even crossed my mind. He's really lovely, treats me well, and makes me quite happy. Although we haven't been together for long, I've known him for a while, and it's something I've wanted for a while.

What I **meant** by the comment is that drunken hookups are something I've done in the past, always responsibly, when I was obviously unattached. I don't know why I said this. I don't know how I expected him to respond. It was so, so, so stupid.

After I got home, he texted me and said something was bothering him, so I called, and he explained that it was my (stupid, stupid, stupid) comment. He said really valid things, like how must he feel if I now say I'm going out drinking. I acknowledged it was stupid and apologized lots and explained what I meant, and he said it's okay and that it's something he'll have to get over.

It doesn't feel right though.

I'm worried that trust is going to be a recurring theme in our relationship, which would really irritate me, because it would be entirely my fault. **Even though I haven't done anything and don't want to do anything**. How can I fix this? I also don't want to blow it out of proportion if it's something he really can get over overnight...
<bot>: Although you can't take a comment back, how can you repair the damage done, especially in the early stages of a relationship that you really hope will work out?