Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, why do you let this happen? Don't be a doormat? Either get a hotel room, or say "Larla, that's not going to work for us." Every single time.
Because it's three days and really not worth hurting my parents feelings.
If you're not willing to do something to change the situation, then you forfeit the right to rant and whine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, why do you let this happen? Don't be a doormat? Either get a hotel room, or say "Larla, that's not going to work for us." Every single time.
Because it's three days and really not worth hurting my parents feelings.
Anonymous wrote:And where are your parents sleeping? This does sound like it sucks. I'm sorry OP.
Anonymous wrote:OP, if my brother demanded his kids were getting a better room than I and my husband, two adults, were getting I'd definitely tell him that wasn't going to work. And I'd go remove their shit from the room if necessary.
Don't be such a pushover! Who cares what your sister thinks or does anyway, right? I mean, she's awful, right?
Anonymous wrote:Do you also try to share beach house?
Anonymous wrote:OP, why do you let this happen? Don't be a doormat? Either get a hotel room, or say "Larla, that's not going to work for us." Every single time.
Anonymous wrote:Your lost me when you claimed you, your husband and infant would all be in a twin bed. Something isn't believable. Wouldn't you get the couch over your niece and she'd be in the floor in a sleeping bag? Wouldn't you have all known the sleeping logistics issues beforehand and brought sleeping bags for kids and a pack n play for your infant, order an air mattress?
Anonymous wrote:Next year stay in a hotel.