Any married couples spending NYE without their spouse?
![[Post New]](/jforum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif){kind=icon}
Anonymous
Or am I the only one? 
|
Anonymous
| Why? |
Anonymous
| My husband is upstairs reading and I am downstairs watching Ryan Seacrest with my daughter. Does that count? |
Anonymous
Because my BIL is going through a divorce and depressed so DH is taking him out for NYE. |
Anonymous
| We are together but just watching tv and won't make it to midnight. I wouldn't have a problem with DH being away though - it's just like any other night to me. |
Anonymous
| How inconsiderate of your DH to try to help his depressed brother who is going through a divorce instead of paying attention to you OP. |
Anonymous
| Yep. He and DS are with DH's family for a week, while I'm back home working. Lame. But I'm glad they're having fun. |
Anonymous
| Mine is at work, has been for the last 8 New Year's Eves |
Anonymous
| That's so nice of him to go out with your BIL! Enjoy your alone time. DH and I like to get out with our friends once in a while. Not only does the one going out enjoy it but the person staying home does too. That's when I watch a chick flick, drink some wine and go to bed early. Enjoy!! DH is watching TV now and I'm getting ready for bed. |
Anonymous
|
I work crazy amounts of hours between Christmas and jan 7th (36 hours on; 12 off with two full days off)
My husband always uses the time to do a trip with his son. |
Anonymous
| I am home sick with kids. Husband went out to friends house. I was fine with it as he rarely goes out. |
Anonymous
It's not the first time, this has been going on for months. |
Anonymous
I wouldn't mind either if my DH didn't go out all time as it is. |
Anonymous
Stop feeling sorry for yourself. Sit down with DH and talk to him. Maybe he doesn't know how you feel. |
Anonymous
|
I don't know about you, but I wouldn't be complaining if I was looking at Ryan Seacrest.
He sure is easy on the eyes.... |