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Reply to "How to get DH to stop overcommitting/doing too much for friends - vacation with friends with kids"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you really young? The things you list are such non-issues. Your DH seems to like group dynamics and you don't. Find a way to compromise, but "telling" an adult what to do is overly controlling and inappropriate.[/quote] No, but he offered that "we" set up the tent for them. Meaning we drag it to the beach, set up, take down, etc. [/quote] On group trips to the beach, it's common knowledge that the men set up the beach gear while the women get the kids ready. The men also are responsible for running out to pick up donuts or whatever provisions are needed. Newsflash: setting up the gear and picking up food is a million times easier than getting the kids ready for the beach (putting sunblock on a toddler is a truly character building experience). As a childless woman, you had the option to sleep in and let the men do the set up and pick up breakfast. No clue what you're kvetching about.[/quote]
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