Katharina Buczek
All of a sudden, the hikes and stops they’d both agreed upon beforehand were deemed “boring” once her boyfriend’s sister was in the car with them. He and his sister wound up picking out other places to go instead, and they kept insisting that she “wasn’t being fun.”
“And I mentioned several times that I felt taken aback and ganged up on, which they seemed to take pleasure in?” she explained.
“I don’t know, it felt like middle school.”
Still, she was utterly shocked when they finally arrived home, and her boyfriend had the nerve to say that he didn’t want to travel with her anymore!
At that point, she finally snapped. She told her boyfriend that the getaway was supposed to help them spend quality time together, and they had only intended to visit family for a couple of days.
Instead, she accused him of ruining their trip by bringing his sister along for the whole thing.
“I apologized for my attitude, but again, when two people are giggling about getting you worked up, it’s hard to keep cool,” she vented.
Even so, her boyfriend has not apologized at all and firmly believes he didn’t do anything wrong.
Now, this has left her wondering whether being furious at him for inviting his sister is really so unreasonable or not.
How would you feel if your partner’s sibling came along on what was supposed to be a special first vacation and made you feel like an outsider?
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