I Am Not Invited.
By rakski
@rakski (157865)
Philippines
May 15, 2026 8:56pm CST
My brother-in-law invited his siblings (hubby and SIL) plus husband to dinner tonight. I'm not invited.
Should I be sad? Should I be hurt?
Maybe. But it's his decision. He is he one going to pay for dinner. While I can have some time alone with my kids at home.

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@DaddyEvil (175204)
• United States
16 May
Alone with your kids at home can be fun... I know because Pretty and I had your kids with us here for a few days. 

My friend was invited out to dinner by other friends. After they ate, the friends who invited my friend called and asked why I didn't go out to dinner, too. They said they told my friend to invite me to go, as well... My friend said it wasn't his place to invite me. He said if they wanted me to go to dinner, too, they should have invited me. *shrug*


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@DaddyEvil (175204)
• United States
16 May
@rakski Uh huh... that's what you say but we've never met you, only your kids. 
True... It isn't important unless we make it important. 

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@rakski (157865)
• Philippines
16 May
@DaddyEvil

I guess their eager more than me
They like cold weather and the free food
Plus uncle Rob and Pretty let's them play all the time

I guess their eager more than me
They like cold weather and the free food
Plus uncle Rob and Pretty let's them play all the time1 person likes this

@kaylachan (85226)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
16 May
And, it's okay if your not. It's not a big deal. You don't seem down about it.
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@kaylachan (85226)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
16 May
@rakski At least you understand that, which is a good thing.
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@rakski (157865)
• Philippines
16 May
@kaylachan
Yes, we shouldn't be hurt by this thing anymore
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@valherma00 (4310)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
20 May
alone time sounds so much better and i support you
. honestly, i don't like when a family member is seperating the couple but since he was paying, let him have it.
. honestly, i don't like when a family member is seperating the couple but since he was paying, let him have it.
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@valherma00 (4310)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
21 May
@rakski you are right, it might be something just inside the family.
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@Jehanne (2221)
• Philippines
16 May
It can't be avoided feeling sad but there's no reason to stay sad. Well, eating at home with your kids can be fun too. Just think finally, I can all have the time spending it with my kids.
I will lock the door and not let my husband enter the house because we are sleeping early. Kidding! 





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@GardenGerty (169841)
• United States
16 May
Going out, or staying in, they both have their advantages.
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@luisadannointed (11885)
• Philippines
18 May
Maybe his invitation to your husband is also his invitation for you?
But anyway it is normal to feel sad, but its not normal to take it in your heart. At least you can enjoy having fun with your kids.
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@Orson_Kart (8401)
• United Kingdom
17 May
Without knowing why he did that, I’d be upset. If I was your husband, I wouldn’t go either, unless you were invited. Is there some sort of family feud going on?
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@RasmaSandra (98710)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
16 May
Just would like to know why you were not included I think you should have been,
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@Traceyjayne (11925)
• United Kingdom
16 May
Personally I think it’s mean …..
Unless it is to talk about ‘ family matters ‘ …..and even then I think it’s mean.
Is it a special occasion …Birthday perhaps ?
If SIL has her hubby going ….why aren’t you going ?
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@aninditasen (18203)
• Raurkela, India
16 May
That's very mean of him. Your SIL can go but I think your husband shouldn't go.















