Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unless you’ve been widowed, working and holding your kids lives together, you have zero grounds for judgement.
And if you’re judging, step your behind up and offer to help with concrete items/plans the next time you have a prematurely widowed parent appear in your world. Also keep an eye out for close friends who suddenly think she’s about to husband poach.
It is a miserable place to be.
Actually the judgment has nothing to do with her being a widow. It's with her choice of destination. There's lots of vacations a.person could pick that don't strongly imply excessive drinking, gambling, and casual hook ups. And OPs advocating for this can be judged as well. I wouldn't expect any spouse who cares about their marriage would want their spouse to go on a guys trip or girls trip to Vegas without them
You can spin your hateful judgement any way you want. You’re still a shit person.
No one cares where she went. A 65 year old CEO of my company just came back from a concert in Vegas. She did none of those things. You are not not only evil, you are also very stupid. That’s the worst combo.
The OP said it was for kind of once in a lifetime concert experience. If a band you love is playing at the Sphere for a short time, you go. I did.
I'm not saying it was at the Sphere, but Vegas is so much more than just drinking and gambling. I've gone with my girlfriends several times and we have never done more than video poker and shows.
You people are seriousnly weird
Anonymous wrote:I don't know why everyone assumes LV is some nefarious place. My friend won a package to go see Backstreet Boys and invited me to go along. We laid by the pool, had some nice meals, a few drinks, and saw the show. There was nothing crazy about it and certainly nothing that I would have held from DH.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unless you’ve been widowed, working and holding your kids lives together, you have zero grounds for judgement.
And if you’re judging, step your behind up and offer to help with concrete items/plans the next time you have a prematurely widowed parent appear in your world. Also keep an eye out for close friends who suddenly think she’s about to husband poach.
It is a miserable place to be.
Actually the judgment has nothing to do with her being a widow. It's with her choice of destination. There's lots of vacations a.person could pick that don't strongly imply excessive drinking, gambling, and casual hook ups. And OPs advocating for this can be judged as well. I wouldn't expect any spouse who cares about their marriage would want their spouse to go on a guys trip or girls trip to Vegas without them
You can spin your hateful judgement any way you want. You’re still a shit person.
No one cares where she went. A 65 year old CEO of my company just came back from a concert in Vegas. She did none of those things. You are not not only evil, you are also very stupid. That’s the worst combo.
The OP said it was for kind of once in a lifetime concert experience. If a band you love is playing at the Sphere for a short time, you go. I did.
I'm not saying it was at the Sphere, but Vegas is so much more than just drinking and gambling. I've gone with my girlfriends several times and we have never done more than video poker and shows.
You people are seriousnly weird
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unless you’ve been widowed, working and holding your kids lives together, you have zero grounds for judgement.
And if you’re judging, step your behind up and offer to help with concrete items/plans the next time you have a prematurely widowed parent appear in your world. Also keep an eye out for close friends who suddenly think she’s about to husband poach.
It is a miserable place to be.
Actually the judgment has nothing to do with her being a widow. It's with her choice of destination. There's lots of vacations a.person could pick that don't strongly imply excessive drinking, gambling, and casual hook ups. And OPs advocating for this can be judged as well. I wouldn't expect any spouse who cares about their marriage would want their spouse to go on a guys trip or girls trip to Vegas without them
You can spin your hateful judgement any way you want. You’re still a shit person.
No one cares where she went. A 65 year old CEO of my company just came back from a concert in Vegas. She did none of those things. You are not not only evil, you are also very stupid. That’s the worst combo.
The OP said it was for kind of once in a lifetime concert experience. If a band you love is playing at the Sphere for a short time, you go. I did.
I'm not saying it was at the Sphere, but Vegas is so much more than just drinking and gambling. I've gone with my girlfriends several times and we have never done more than video poker and shows.
You people are seriousnly weird
Anonymous wrote:Obviously widows are supposed to throw themselves into the funeral pyre with the deceased. She is not supposed to have a life after the loss of a spouse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unless you’ve been widowed, working and holding your kids lives together, you have zero grounds for judgement.
And if you’re judging, step your behind up and offer to help with concrete items/plans the next time you have a prematurely widowed parent appear in your world. Also keep an eye out for close friends who suddenly think she’s about to husband poach.
It is a miserable place to be.
Actually the judgment has nothing to do with her being a widow. It's with her choice of destination. There's lots of vacations a.person could pick that don't strongly imply excessive drinking, gambling, and casual hook ups. And OPs advocating for this can be judged as well. I wouldn't expect any spouse who cares about their marriage would want their spouse to go on a guys trip or girls trip to Vegas without them
Anonymous wrote:I have a coworker who lost her husband unexpectedly last year. She has 2 middle school aged kids. Honestly I’ve been kind of impressed watching her keep everything going because I can barely manage life with 2 adults in the house sometimes.
Anyway she recently went to Vegas with a friend for a concert that sounded kind of once in a lifetime and I was excited for her . I mentioned it to DH and his immediate reaction surprised me. He said it sounded irresponsible for a single mom to leave her kids and take off work in the middle of the week to go to a concert.
I was honestly kind of shocked by the reaction and it’s really been bothering me since. I know someone watched the kids, maybe grandparents or a friend, I didn’t ask details. She also travels for work a few times a year but when I mentioned that he said “that’s different.”
I don’t know. Is he the AH here or is this actually irresponsible and I’m looking at it wrong?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, it’s not irresponsible if she’s otherwise a good mom. You have to put on your own oxygen mask first.
Different story if she’s like Erika Kirk, like PP mentioned.
She can’t be a good mom. A good mom doesn’t leave her kids in the middle of the school week to go party in Vegas.
My initial reaction not knowing more details would be a big red flag.
Maybe you’ll get to be in her shoes one day and we can tell you what a shitty mom you are to take a couple of days to yourself after holding everything together for everyone. You’re a horrible person.
Anonymous wrote:Unless you’ve been widowed, working and holding your kids lives together, you have zero grounds for judgement.
And if you’re judging, step your behind up and offer to help with concrete items/plans the next time you have a prematurely widowed parent appear in your world. Also keep an eye out for close friends who suddenly think she’s about to husband poach.
It is a miserable place to be.