Casey and Mike Davidson exemplify how drinking habits can affect couples. While their romance initially thrived on shared drinking, Ms. Davidson’s heavy drinking and Mr. Davidson’s moderation led to tension. Many couples face similar issues; one drinking less or quitting can strain their partnership, impacting socializing, relaxation, and intimacy. Experts, like Ruby Warrington, emphasize that such changes in drinking can create discomfort and drive wedges between partners, highlighting the deeper implications of alcohol on relationships.
I was really defensive about my drinking," Ms. Davidson said, adding, "I didn't want him watching me every time I poured a third glass of wine.
Their relationship may still receive a shock when one partner decides to cut back or quit altogether.
It can drive a wedge between people in terms of how they socialize, how they relax and unwind, their bedroom activities," said Ruby Warrington, the author of Sober Curious.
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