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I recently lost my mom. Today my aunt (mom's sister) called to invite me over to another aunt's house for mother's day get togather with the family. I said yes because I didn't want to insult her (she's a little sensitive) but I also feel like I don\ really want to go. ugh, should I cancel and make up some excuse? or just get it over with?
16 replies [ Reply | Watch | Options ]I would not have said yes to begin with, if you do not want to go, just call and be honest. Say you appreciate the gesture but right now you are having a tough time and would prefer to be home/do something else. Can you get together another time, when i t is not mother's day. Call ASAP and apologize for taking so long to let her know but you had not realized how hard this would be on you until now.
[ Reply | Options ]OP: she called me this morning and I said yes because I thought I would be ok with it and didn't want to upset her. she said they almost didn't do the yearly get togather this year but in the end decided to do it. I should have said I'll think about it she's nice and don't want to insult her/them but I also want to be alone and felt a bit pressured.
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so sorry -- i lost mine too (this will be my 2nd Mother's Day w/o her) - absolutely do what you feel comfortable doing -- it's NOT about your aunt's feelings. she lost a sister, not a mother.
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