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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]so you guys who are on husband's side - why wouldn't you get your passport renewed? what downside is there to having a valid passport?
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I see no upside to it. [b]I left the country once - for a sibling's destination wedding in Mexico. I have no idea when a passport expires but it's been over five years since the wedding, so ... probably? Why would I renew it? In 40 years I've left the country once. I have no other siblings, so nobody else is getting married out of the country and if they do I probably wouldn't go. I have neither the money nor the wanderlust to travel. I barely leave my little 10 mile radius. I haven't been on an airplane in over two years. [/b]

You're lying when you say you've made peace with his lack of wanderlust. [/quote]

[b]this all makes me sad. wow.[/b][/quote]
You get sad pretty easily.  In no way did pp imply that s/he was unhappy.  Maybe this is a person so incredibly content with their lives they have no need or desire to travel elsewhere.  Be happy for them![/quote]

Yes. I found a place to live that I love. I have gone into the city to see a show, about once a year I go to a museum, etc. But I'm happy going to work, going to the library, and going for a neighborhood walk. If I get bored of my neighborhood I go to the neighborhood one over or something. If a friend invites me over and I can get there by mass transit, I go (don't have a car). I don't find traveling exhilarating, but exhausting. [/quote]

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