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This is the OP. It's not an ideological battle. We have the $$ and time to get our passports renewed. It's really just a matter of spending the hour or whatever doing it.

We don't need counseling. We don't need colonoscopies. We don't even *need* passports for the next couple of months.

This is just something that matters to me, for whatever reason. Yes, partly, for identity - I think of myself as someone with a passport. Partly for spontaneity - if we have passports, we can go somewhere pretty spontaneously. Partly because I know we won't make overseas plans until we actually have our passports in hand.

And mostly because I really do believe it's good to have a valid passport. I don't need you guys all to agree with me. I really don't! This is how I feel, and I am happy that my husband and I can put this stupid thing behind us now.[/quote]
I don't care whether you or he has a valid passport or not.  But can we at least agree that your insistence on him getting one without a need = controlling?  [/quote]

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