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Originally Posted By: bestraongforyoi

It's the same here - he has not asked which presents I got so he knows what he can get the kids, nothing. It's so incredible selfish.


Button pushing.

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And don't even get me started on the money


Same as above.


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Oh, see he is home for Christmas, just not Christmas morning. Bestrong, do you tell the kids this, or do you make WAH tell them?


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newmama, I don't know - my oldest knows - I am dreading to tell my youngest - I think it should be WH's job to tell him but I think I might do a better job at it, I don't know.My youngest has such a hard time as it is - this will only make it worse.

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Originally Posted By: bestraongforyoi
newmama, I don't know - my oldest knows - I am dreading to tell my youngest - I think it should be WH's job to tell him but I think I might do a better job at it, I don't know.My youngest has such a hard time as it is - this will only make it worse.


I'd let WAH tell him. His decision. He can explain it.
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Originally Posted By: bestraongforyoi
newmama, I don't know - my oldest knows - I am dreading to tell my youngest - I think it should be WH's job to tell him but I think I might do a better job at it, I don't know.My youngest has such a hard time as it is - this will only make it worse.


I'd let WAH tell him. His decision. He can explain it.
Actions = Consequences


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WAH should be the one and you should tell him he needs to let the kids know.


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I spoke to WAH today - I had to force myself to end the conversation - after half an hour - how sad am I grin
We spoke about X-Mas Day too - he doesn't even know if he can sleep in his parents house as so many of his siblings are home too - he will now fly in on the 22nd - I think he is mainly worried about logistics as he has no car - will see if we can work around it somehow and have him here X-mas Day.

It felt so good to talk to him - god I hate this...such a waste

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It felt so good to talk to him - god I hate this...such a waste


I know what you mean. I love seeing my WH but it makes it impossible to detach!


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Originally Posted By: bestraongforyoi
I think he is mainly worried about logistics as he has no car - will see if we can work around it somehow and have him here X-mas Day.


I may be out of line here. No. Why? And isn't that his problem?

Come on BS. I know you want to have him there for Xmas day for the kids, but that's his job. He needs to do the work on this. Let him worry about logistics - how about hiring a car? Taking a bus? Getting a taxi? Getting a friend to drive him? How about walking? (okay some of these may be logistically impossible but you know what I am saying).

Stop enabling him and let him do it himself.


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He is sucking me right in again - I can feel it - urgh

On a positive note - he seems to be ok to watch the kids on stephens day - and I am pushing that he does it here at home where my little laptop is waiting for him whistle

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