I really really hate my mrs

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The Mrs parents are celebrating their wedding anniversary and want the family to go to centre parcs. I've said no as the thought of spending the week with them and her brother fills me with dread. I don't mind her and the kids going though.

This morning my lovely little boy informs me that he is going to centre parcs the week before half term. Turns out the Mrs has agreed to take them both out of school. Didn't think to ask me.

Bloody women!!
 
TheOracle said:
The Mrs parents are celebrating their wedding anniversary and want the family to go to centre parcs. I've said no as the thought of spending the week with them and her brother fills me with dread. I don't mind her and the kids going though.

This morning my lovely little boy informs me that he is going to centre parcs the week before half term. Turns out the Mrs has agreed to take them both out of school. Didn't think to ask me.

Bloody women!!
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Happy days! Enjoy your week of freedom!
 
I wouldn't usually mind, but my daughter is playing catch up at school due to time off with health issues, operations and hospital visits. Still, what's one more week off school eh.
 
This sounds like a situation you'd be better off being in control of as opposed to being on the outside of. By saying you're not interested, you've put yourself in a bit of a weird position to be making the plans, seeing as you're not going. I realise it might be too late now, but if you can, I'd voice your concerns to your wife, explain how things will affect your children and that you'd be more than happy to come on another week (school break time) if things can be moved. Spending time with your family isn't the end of the world. Despite how much of a pain you might find them, you'll miss them when they're gone and it's good for your children to spend time with their grandparents. Putting yourself outside of these family moments isn't something I can understand honestly, you'll be missing your kids growing up.
 
Looking at the hollowed out husk of what used to be my brother after having had kids, I can only assume he’d weep with joy if offered a week without the wife and kids.
 
A good example of why a manchild shouldn't really get married at all.

They just don't alter their lifestyle at all, living with woman who washes and cleans for him
and is contracted to give him the sex thing, which, apart from the sex thing is just like back living with his Mum.
 
Go. Take a baggie of caster sugar, and every night act all high and go "you guys want a line?". This problem won't happen again.
 
ChroniC said:
Jesus. Victor Meldrew. Lighten up.
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Strangely enough, that’s what my wife called me, she said her family were organising a weekend break in a caravan park on the Kent coast, for one of her cousin’s 50th birthday.
We have no school aged children, but I told her that I’d rather have a week in Aleppo, Syria, than even one night in a caravan park, anywhere, least of all with with her family.
We are diametrically opposed on virtually everything, they all drink lager likes it’s going out of fashion, I never drink beer.
I throw my £20 in the whip, but there are muttering of discontent when I ask for vodka and tonic, even though my v and t comes to less than a pint of lager.
They MUST find a pub with football on TV, I wouldn’t look out of the window if the World Cup was played in my back garden.
They all read The Sun, and snigger if I have the Telegraph or Independent, if I suggest a decent restaurant, they’ll say, “We’ll drop you there, but all we want is a burger joint, with plenty of chips.”
Yet we’re all blue collar, I drove a Black Cab for years, prior to that I was a trans European truck driver, they are pest exterminators, gas fitters, betting shop managers, postmen, and bus drivers, and we all come from Bermondsey, Peckham, Stepney, and Custom House.
 
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