I'm BU.
My wonderful DP's sister is coming to stay with us for 2 weeks from abroad. I only have 2 weeks summer holiday at a set time (due to my course).
The exact dates of my 2 weeks' break weren't confirmed until after she had to book tickets. It was left up in the air for a while and the students were pushing for confirmation. It's now turned out she is here for almost all of my 2 weeks' leave.
She is the loveliest person and I'm happy she is coming but this means we can't really go away (we and they will do smaller trips) until Christmas now and I was really hoping for a proper break and change of scene as I really don't love my uni town or area.
Also, great as she is, I'm an introvert and have been so snowed under with exams and coursework that hosting here for 2 weeks is not feeling like a delightful prospect.
It's absolutely nothing personal and it's not her fault. She was told that I didn't have dates yet so to book tickets that suited her so she didn't have to pay loads on the ticket. It would have been so much nicer if I was in classes for most of it and joined them for evenings plus activities here and there then DP and I had our own longer trip separately. As it stands I will prob pick up a fair bit of ad hoc work to save up a bit but won't get a break. They speak another language and will want to catch up so I want to give them plenty of time just them.
I think what has exacerbated this is that an opportunity has come up for me and DP to stay a few days with some friends also coming from overseas in another part of the UK but he doesn't want to leave her on her own as she will have just got here. I fully understand and will prob try and join them on my own which is fine but it would have been nice to do it together.
Just venting really as I can't and don't want express this to anyone as she is so lovely and it's not her fault. The timing is just a bit of a pain. Im also quite a straightforward person and they are very gentle and sweet so I absolutely do no want to show even a hint of this. Any kick up the arse or tips to feel less disappointed welcome. It's not her fault and can't be changed.