I used to love Thanksgiving...and then I got married
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Anonymous
| Supposed to spend all day with in laws. They’re 20 minutes away. It’s so boring. How will I survive? |
Anonymous
Oh no! You poor thing. |
Anonymous
| Get drunk and embarrass yourself so they never invite your ungracious butt ever again. |
Anonymous
| One of the best fringe benefits of my divorce was never having to spend another Thanksgiving with my in laws. Get divorced and you won’t either! |
Anonymous
You're lucky. I wish my in laws were just boring. |
Anonymous
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I used to complain about my boring in-laws, with their lack of conversation, insistence on playing board games, and the terrible food they ordered in.
Then I remarried into a boring yet psychotic set of in-laws. How I miss the olden days. |
Anonymous
And no any other family celebration. Love it. They are nice people, just not for me. |
Anonymous
| When every set of new in-laws is the problem... |
Anonymous
| Oh my god yes. Preach girlfriend! |
Anonymous
| Just wait until they're in bad health and you need to cook everything and deal with the boredom on top. You'll miss just boring. |
Anonymous
| I'm single and Thanksgiving has been awesome, best one yet. |
Anonymous
| Yep. In my next life I'm marrying an orphan. The hardest part about being married is not being able to see your own family in holidays. |
Anonymous
| Preaching to the converted! |
Anonymous
You can see them anytime you want. You're choosing not to. Don't use being married as an excuse. |
Anonymous
No I cannot. We can only choose one family to visit on each holiday. We can't see both. |