Hey friends, I wanted the opinion of some other parents on something.
For context: We have a 21 month old, and we live 2 hours away from all of our friends and family. I’m a SAHM, and I have struggled with anxiety and depression a lot over the last 21 months. We just got our second covid shot, and we’ve never been apart from our baby for more than a couple hours. None of our family members are vaccinated, and it doesn’t seem like they are going to. (Ugh....)
So My (28F) husband (27M) agreed several months ago to be a groomsman at one of his coworkers’ wedding this June. We live in central Oregon and the wedding is in Southern California, so it requires a bit of travel. When he agreed to be in the wedding party, he asked what I thought and whether or not I thought I’d be coming.
I told him at the time that I would think about it and that in a perfect world, I would like to but I doubted I’d be able to handle traveling with a toddler in covid times. Also the odds of me being ok leaving my toddler with family for a whole weekend out of the blue would not be good either.
He seemed ok with that answer, and as we got closer to the wedding I made sure to tell him that there was no way I could emotionally handle travel or a weekend away. I felt kinda bad, but my son needs me more than my husband right now. Right?
Frequently, when it came up he would get frustrated at me for making him go by himself and not wanting to try to leave the house hardly ever. Sometimes he gets really emotional about it, and he kept putting of buying the plane ticket hoping I would change my mind. He never tried to manipulate me or anything, he just seemed hurt.
Did I make the wrong call here?? Am I being a selfish jerk by not stepping outside of my comfort zone?
I don’t know what to think here. :(
As far as the private lawyer thing, my guess is that they know their son isn’t getting set free, so why pay for a fancy lawyer? (I’m sure they don’t care about sentencing or anything else a good lawyer would be useful for in a situation like this)
They must think that with a good enough lawyer, they will get off Scott free, and that is worth whatever they paid for the fancy lawyer.
These people are clearly narcissistic idiots not capable of “drawing attention away from their son.” They deserve the same sentencing as their son, whatever that ends up being.
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