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I would be so mad if that happened to me! Good luck with that OP!! I hope you still have a good time with your new wife!
no not good luck, OP you need to tell them no. Thats a very special time together, to be alone and in love, to bond as husband and wife! If they are there you will lose something intangible but very important. Find a way to say no, nicely but firmly. If they dont budge, take your spouse to a nearby island, cause really thats beyond intrusive and again its important to be ALONE together
@1: I must admit, you're the first I've seen to actually *assume* the married couple was gay. We're making history here, peeps!
agreed #18, honeymoons are specifically meant for the bride and groom. that's like the whole point. it's nice (not really) that the in-laws want to come along, but no. this is your and your new spouse's time to shine.
27- Lesbian = gay
actually her husband or wife should say something about that. I mean is he or she okay with his her parents coming to their honeymoon? I would flip the shit out
Just tell your husband that it's fine and that you love spending time with his parents. But make sure he knows that this honeymoon doesn't count.
Hahahahahahahahahaha.
You should tell your future husband with his parents there you won't be able to get in the mood for any "honeymoon activities"
"no grandchildren for you!" maybe that will keep them away.
That's rough, OP. But hopefully you and your spouse can find some time alone. Make it a vacation for both couples - separately.
How about just telling them no? you gotta set the boundaries early on, or they'll just do as they please and never respect you.
You should literally get a room
Your in-laws are a couple swingers huh?
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How about just telling them no? you gotta set the boundaries early on, or they'll just do as they please and never respect you.
Just copulate aggressively and loudly the first night and see if they still want to join you for the next six days.