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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm with OP on this. I would be highly annoyed in her situation too, but rather than drag him to CVS to get photos taken, I would have started planning a trip.  Tell him he has X amount of time to renew his passport if he wants to go.  Why let someone prevent YOU from travelling if you want to?

My aunt loves to travel but my uncle doesn't.  So she goes on trips by herself mor with girl friends, and he stays home.  Why can't you do that?[/quote]

OP again - or, as I now refer to myself, little miss insufferable who is the case study for why no one should get married: I could do that. I just like traveling with my husband. He and  I have a good time together, and I'd like to share all that stuff with him. But certainly, when we're in a position that we have enough $ and vacation time that we can do more traveling alone and not have that mean less time together, then that'll be a great option.[/quote]

you are getting defensive.[/quote]

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