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I am a Christian woman in my 60s. I have to go to a grandniece’s wedding, and they are having a cocktail hour at a bar next door.My husband thinks it’s OK to go there and have a soft drink. For me, no. I don’t want to be seen in a bar and do not think it’s right for me to even pretend I’m drinking alcohol or put on the illusion of doing so.This wedding is being held in a casino, which I don’t care to go to either, but I am obligated.
However, you are not obligated to attend the cocktail hour before the reception. This cocktail period is usually provided for guests while the wedding party is being photographed before the reception. Wherever you choose to perch during this period, I hope you will do your best to attain and maintain a non-judgmental attitude toward other guests.I have been with my husband for 29 years. For the most part, we are happy and compatible. However, over the last three years he has changed course on me.
I still love him, but this has put up a barrier between us. It has also caused trust issues on my part, due to some of the comments he has made.
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