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To have been entitled over Xmas sleeping arrangements

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EntitledIthink · 23/12/2022 12:34

Staying with PIL over Christmas. 3 bedrooms and 7 adults.

Obviously PIL stay in their own bedroom which leaves a spare room with a double bed, spare with a single bed and sofa bed in living room (which is horrendously uncomfortable).

I have pushed for us to have the double spare bed and:

BIL 1 have single spare bedroom which to me makes sense because there’s one of him and it seems madness that it was a possibility he’d get a double while a couple share a single.

BIL 2 and SIL get awful sofa bed. I feel guilty about this because if I don’t want to sleep there, why should they?

Normally I go with the flow and usually get a raw deal but I’m 7 months pregnant and can barely sleep as it is and the thought of that uneven, springy bed for 4 nights makes me not want to go.

OP posts:
Thedaysthatremain · 23/12/2022 17:38

Blossomtoes · 23/12/2022 17:33

No mate, your wife would get a bed. You wouldn’t. You don’t demand stuff in other people’s houses and get away with it.

He would have been asking for his wife though, not himself.

DonutCrossMeIEatYou · 23/12/2022 17:58

Book a hotel. You chose to be pregnant (presumably) so that shouldn’t trump others.

For the record, I’d give you the double bed. I just hate that pregnancy is held aloft as some sort of reason for people to get automatic special treatment.

Blossomtoes · 23/12/2022 18:00

Thedaysthatremain · 23/12/2022 17:38

He would have been asking for his wife though, not himself.

He wouldn’t have been asking, he’d have been insisting. That’s the entire point - ask nicely and you’re likely to get what you want. Insist and you won’t.

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