Anyone else spending NYE without their SO?

Anonymous
We spent it apart last year and maybe this year. I wanted to go out and he wanted to stay in. I went with our friends but both of us were invited!
Anonymous
Yes. The kids want to go to an event and we don't want to pay for another adult ticket, so I am just taking them. DH and I will go out for a nice dinner next weekend instead, when my mom is available to babysit.
Anonymous
Yes. DH is a first responder and is on duty today.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes. The kids want to go to an event and we don't want to pay for another adult ticket, so I am just taking them. DH and I will go out for a nice dinner next weekend instead, when my mom is available to babysit.


What event is that? Need to do something with DD.
Anonymous
I am, but all signs point to divorce soon.

I’ve already popped some champagne, picked up food for tonight, plan to get a workout in around 5, then rent something on Amazon and watch it in my bathtub.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes. DH is a first responder and is on duty today.


Very sexy!
Anonymous
I read that NYE is the biggest night for cheating. People with choppy marriages will tend to hang on through the holidays. Then NYE is a time for change, involves a lot of alcohol, etc.
Anonymous
My husband is taking the kids skiing. Hanging with toddler who has cold. I'm not upset about it at all though. We are having girl time, doing nails, and eating treats ?
Anonymous
Yes. Dh wanted to spend it with his family so we drove to my inlaws. We don't have a babysitter here so dh is going to a party with my inlaws while I babysit the baby and toddler. I'm pretty pissed because I always saw nye as a couples holiday not a family holiday.

His reasoning is that we saw my parents for Christmas so his family should get this holiday and we'll exchange Christmas presents tomorrow.
Anonymous
Yep. But we are living apart (temporarily) and he flew back home to another continent yesterday. Same as last year. Hopefully by next mew years he'll be here permanently...
Anonymous
Celebrating apart by choice or need is fine - but when he is out with friends - and they have their SOs along and YOU WANT TO GO....no, no, no.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Celebrating apart by choice or need is fine - but when he is out with friends - and they have their SOs along and YOU WANT TO GO....no, no, no.


This. This is the red flag. Don't have kids with him.
Anonymous
Get out now OP
We are spending it together but we pretty much hate each other.
We have four kids.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Get out now OP
We are spending it together but we pretty much hate each other.
We have four kids.


OP here. We have 2 kids. The youngest will be out of the house in 7 years, trying to keep it together until then.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Get out now OP
We are spending it together but we pretty much hate each other.
We have four kids.


OP here. We have 2 kids. The youngest will be out of the house in 7 years, trying to keep it together until then.


So you're an established family with kids, but you "weren't invited" out with him on NYE? What the heck? Now it makes even less sense.
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