Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's ok to be selfish and uncaring, OP. And that's what you are. So it works out.
No. OP is perfectly reasonable. You, on the other hand, sound loony tunes.
Wrong.
Get a cleaner, order take out, ignore the whiny teenagers, and be done with it. She's not throwing a wedding. This is nothing.
Looney tunes troll
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's ok to be selfish and uncaring, OP. And that's what you are. So it works out.
No. OP is perfectly reasonable. You, on the other hand, sound loony tunes.
Wrong.
Get a cleaner, order take out, ignore the whiny teenagers, and be done with it. She's not throwing a wedding. This is nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's ok to be selfish and uncaring, OP. And that's what you are. So it works out.
No. OP is perfectly reasonable. You, on the other hand, sound loony tunes.
Wrong.
Get a cleaner, order take out, ignore the whiny teenagers, and be done with it. She's not throwing a wedding. This is nothing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:After a few years of no visitors due to COVID, we’re back to being the family destination for the Fourth because everyone wants to visit for the fireworks, etc. I love my family but I find that I no longer have the stamina, patience, energy or even tolerance for houseguests. [Insert comments about how horrible I am here, and how people will die someday, etc. I know.]
I just no longer want to cook, clean, and play concierge to every visiting relative of mine and of my husband’s, especially when it comes to picky eaters, high-maintenance people, whiny teens, etc. I’ve lost any joy I ever had in hosting, and after the break COVID gave me for holidays, etc., I just don’t know how to get it back.
What about letting them stay but making it clear they're on their own for entertainment, transportation etc.? As for food, buy some things in bulk, let them know they can help themselves, or order takeout from menus you leave for them. Or ask for a new volunteer to man the grill each night.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's ok to be selfish and uncaring, OP. And that's what you are. So it works out.
No. OP is perfectly reasonable. You, on the other hand, sound loony tunes.
Anonymous wrote:After a few years of no visitors due to COVID, we’re back to being the family destination for the Fourth because everyone wants to visit for the fireworks, etc. I love my family but I find that I no longer have the stamina, patience, energy or even tolerance for houseguests. [Insert comments about how horrible I am here, and how people will die someday, etc. I know.]
I just no longer want to cook, clean, and play concierge to every visiting relative of mine and of my husband’s, especially when it comes to picky eaters, high-maintenance people, whiny teens, etc. I’ve lost any joy I ever had in hosting, and after the break COVID gave me for holidays, etc., I just don’t know how to get it back.
Anonymous wrote:It's ok to be selfish and uncaring, OP. And that's what you are. So it works out.