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[quote=Anonymous]Some of you holier-than-thou teetotalers are ridiculous! Of course nobody *needs* to have alcohol at a dinner party, but we aren’t all alcoholics who are dying to get smashed. I’m actually a very light drinker these days and a nice dinner with friends or special occasion to be one of the few times when I *would* love to have a glass of wine. It absolutely enhances the experience of a nice meal in a way that a Coke or hot apple cider (lol) doesn’t! Of course if the host were in recovery or otherwise didn’t drink, I would not expect alcohol to be served. Our Mormon friends are always very clear that they don’t want any alcohol to be brought to their house at all, which is very helpful when they host a large group of acquaintances. In OP’s case, I agree that she should not host. Having heavy drinkers over when newly in recovery is a recipe for relapse. GL OP. [/quote]
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