Originally Posted by
xoxaprilwine
Well no, I am not saying go with the flow, if you have come to this site to seek answers this tells me this bothers you a great deal. You have a right to feel the way you do and I honestly can see why, if I was in your shoes…I would leave. You are not just staying up all night because you’re concerned, you are staying up all night because you’re not sure what she is up to and you’re angry at her for being so irresponsible and your left out too. Drinking is the most common in these stages of our lives…when she turns around 24 she will be ready to start thinking about the future of her life…since 25 is the next step…hard number to face. I see you try to keep yourself busy and that’s great but ignoring it isn’t going to make it go away; you need to talk to her and tell her how you feel about the relationship. She gets that you don’t like to hang around them when they drink and that you feel out of place so it is hard for her to accommodate you that way but if she can maybe cut her drinking down to once or twice a month and meet you half way that would help. Evidently at 22 she is going to do what she wants…this doesn’t mean she has ADD, to you it may seem so because of the maturity difference…I was pretty high strung myself…always doing something and very active.
This is a relevantly new relationship and I guess you have to decide what it is your looking for in a relationship and see if this is something you still want to pursue. Love is a powerful word…I don’t think I used it until after my husband and I where dating for a year. What is it you’re looking for in a relationship? Is she someone you want to continue the relationship with considering the drinking/friends? If she doesn’t meet you half way then what?