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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You sound like a child, OP. Never have children, for our sake. [/quote]

Um hanging out with old people isn’t fun on NYE. Sorry you are sensitive about being 50.[/quote]

I truly hope you are a teenage troll. [/quote]

I truly hope you can open your mind enough to imagine that most normal adults would rather spend a romantic or relaxing New Year’s Eve with their spouse, or their spouse and friends, vs. hanging around with the parents they just saw during the holidays. If you can’t figure out why young, no-kid adults would rather be with their spouse or their peers on NYE vs. their parents, then I strongly suspect you are 50+ and are warming up to be That MIL. [/quote]

Well, except OPs husband. He doesn't want to be with his spouse.[/quote]

I strongly suspect it’s more about not wanting to disappoint overbearing mommy and daddy. That said, I’d be seriously thinking of divorcing a man so enmeshed with mommy and daddy, who doesn’t check with me before making plans with them, who is afraid to tell them no after all, and who locks himself in an office over any of this. I’d be done with him. Cut and run while you can still have fun with someone else, and kids if you want them, OP.[/quote]

This is probably all part of the husband's plan to make it seem like OPs idea. [/quote]

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