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to feel left out

10 replies

bath79 · 05/11/2011 16:15

SIL and her dh has invited her mum and mil along with bil and their family to her house with a view to going to a local firework display. AIBU to feel left out.

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Pandygirl · 05/11/2011 16:18

No YANBU, could you invite yourself?

KittyFane · 05/11/2011 16:36

Go along, text them to say you'll "meet them at the bonfire if they are going" :o
YANBU :(

SaffronCake · 05/11/2011 16:43

Are you the only nearby relative they didn't invite?

bath79 · 05/11/2011 16:53

Yes. Maybe I should give her the benefit of the doubt and believe she though we would want to do something nearer home. We are about 20 miles away.

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Trills · 05/11/2011 16:54

If they are local to each other and you are 20 miles away then YAB a bit U to assume that they meant anything nasty by it.

AFuckingKnackeredWoman · 05/11/2011 16:55

Just text and say what time shall we arrive?

And if she did do it on purpose then buy her something shit for Christmas.

wrinkle cream or a voucher for a free moustache wax

GetOrfMo1Land · 05/11/2011 16:56

I wouldn't feel bad - to many people 20 miles would be a trek, and perhaps they assumed that you wouldn't want a 40 mile round trip on a Saturday night.

Can you not ring them and ask if you can tag along?

Popbiscuit · 05/11/2011 16:58

YANBU to feel left out but perhaps they thought it might put you out to have to go that far?

SaffronCake · 05/11/2011 17:00

Be careful not to get shirty before you're totally certain it was spite, it could well be about the 20 miles.

bath79 · 05/11/2011 17:06

Il's on other side are coming from further afield and staying over. They are nice people so I am sure they didn't mean to offend.

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