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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The amount of people that think it’s okay for DH to break the promises he previously made to his wife just because Granny is coming over is mind boggling. He’s a grown man. He made commitments to his wife that he’s now breaking. End of story. Maybe it’s because all of my grandparents died before I was 10, but the thought of a grown adult choosing to spend time with a grandparent over their own spouse and child is absurd.

Also, to everyone who keeps saying that the wife is not DH’s mom and therefore he doesn’t need to celebrate her? She doesn’t have grown children. The only way she gets celebrated is by DH doing something. What’s so hard to understand about that? Men shouldn’t become husbands if they can’t handle [b]the reality of marriage[/b].[/quote]

Hey, drama mama, when I was growing up moms got homemade cards and maybe a poorly made breakfast in bed from their kids.  It didn't require husbands rearranging their entire weekends.  We overdo everything in our society these days.[/quote]

Hey, douche. Growing up, my mom drank and smoked when pregnant. My parents let me ride on their laps on the front seat. And left me home along after school and summers alone . . . . Just because people used to do something a certain way doesn't mean it was the right way.

DH should have said "we already have plans." Period.

Why do these Boomer parents always have to suck all the air out of room and be the center of attention at all times? [/quote]

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