Today, I hate my distant visiting family so much that after work I take a detour and sit in my car on an adjacent street, contemplating reasons not to go home. FML
Labro9
Perth, Australia
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Labro9 9
Geez I didn't expect that to get up. Cheers for the comments! Just a summary for those playing at home: - Family belong to my husband - Husband has spontaneously developed an inability to say "No" to these people - It's like living with a bunch of escaped institutionalized clowns - They depart in 108 hours - I have reason to question my life choices
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cj89898 24
Your priorities are completely straight
Unlovable_Me 14
Perhaps see if you can get overtime at your job to make more money while avoiding distant family working late. Win win.
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rapunzel3416 28
I do this a lot too but more because my house is always so full. I like to sit and unwind in my car before having to deal with everyone. Sometimes it's 10mins sometimes it's 2 hours. I need my alone time.
DenBriZel 31
Why do you hate them so much?
Patriots21 14
They keep eating OPs fries at dinner.
mld4657 28
suck it up buttercup
RememberSchlitz 9
Make sure the mattresses for your guest beds are uncomfortable, and they will want to visit but not stay with you. It works.
LPac5295 27
Sometimes my family makes me feel this way too OP. Hence when I'm away at college I will rarely come back to visit.
TweetAnne 13
I don't go home when I've been arguing with my husband. I'll go to my mom's or go out with my sister. It's better to remove yourself then to be there all grumpy and negative.
Truckinglife1027 5
don't worry you ain't the only one that avoids in-laws
hipposteve 21
Oh, I see myself doing this.
atomicxsarah 17
I do the same thing too. I feel your struggle!
DasKing 18
Remember op, the bar is always an excellent reason for not going home
tlnorman 18
True but then he'd have to get a designated driver or company that offers said service to drive him home. It's a bit onerous.