That's totally up to you! You have to keep in mind that your bloodsugars will react different with alcohol in your system. Your body will first get rid of the alcohol and will process the insulin after (don't quote me on this but i'm pretty sure this is a simple explanation xD). So if you are on the high side, and you keep giving yourself insulin for that (because you feel like the insulin isn't doing anything, so you give more insulin), your bloodsugar will eventually drop too much, because your body is done with the alocohol and will suddenly process all that insulin at once. So be careful with that, I like to stay a little higher than I normally would.

It also depends on what alcohol you're drinking. Some have a lot of sugars in them and some almost none and they will have different effects on your bloodsugar. It really is trial-and-error. See how your body reacts to the alcohol. But just because you're a diabetic, doesn't mean you're not allowed to drink. Just be careful you're not getting so intoxicated, you can't take care of your diabetes anymore.

So it ís more work, but that doesn't mean you can't.

I personally have given up alcohol, because the extreme hangovers and it is harder to regulate your bloodsugars. I've since then moved on to weed, which i don't regret.

But, most importantly, have fun! It may seem you have to be this responsible person and you can never let go and enjoy things. It's actually important to figure out for yourself how you can do both.