His stubbornness threatens my relationship with my son’s family.
Basically, I’m suggesting that you simply let this be, and resist the temptation to manage your husband’s relationships for him.
I’m part of a large extended family who are all truly successful and incredibly wealthy. I am proud of all their successes; however, I am in a far different situation. We’ve now been invited to an extravagant, multi-day celebration overseas. Although it sounds amazing, this trip would be extremely costly and arduous.Should I keep my RSVP simple and just gracefully decline, or is it ever appropriate to say that although we would love to join the celebration, the travel and cost is just beyond our means at this time?Your wealthy family members may anticipate that you won’t be able to attend their events, and yet when they invite you, they are being inclusive.
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