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Kim
Master June 2014

Jealous of FH's bachelor party and I feel so guilty about it =(

Kim, on July 30, 2013 at 4:04 PM

Posted in Etiquette and Advice 72

I know this may selfish but I'm kind of jealous of FH's bachelor party. I'm also feeling nervous and guilty about it. I guess I don't really know how to feel, lol. His guy friends are taking him to Holland (Amsterdam) and they're paying for his airfare and hotel stay. Now the reasons I'm jealous. I...

I know this may selfish but I'm kind of jealous of FH's bachelor party. I'm also feeling nervous and guilty about it. I guess I don't really know how to feel, lol.

His guy friends are taking him to Holland (Amsterdam) and they're paying for his airfare and hotel stay.

Now the reasons I'm jealous. I know it sounds like a typical, needy gf but I feel like his next big trip out of the country should be with me, his future wife. He tells me "well babe, We're going out of the country, too." Okay we're going to maybe Mexico. Def not the same thing. Also I'm jealous because his last single hoorah is going to be better than mine. I know that sounds terrible and I would never expect anything so extravagant from my girls but there is a tad bit of jealousy factor on that part.

Next emotion is nervous. I feel nervous about him going out of the country so close to the wedding and the fact that anything can happen. Him and his friends are very intelligent but I worry. Continued in comments..

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  • Amanda
    Master August 2013
    Amanda ·
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    I think if this trip is actually happening, it's totally reasonable to ask to tag along. It's EUROPE. Obviously they could do their own thing for the actual bachelor party, but I'd want to experience Europe with FH.

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  • Carrie
    Master December 2011
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    I would worry less about Amsterdam than Vegas or New Orleans, the city is certainly safer than those two.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
    Kim ·
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    Yeah I mean I trust them and his friends because we have all been friends for almost 10 years but I honestly think it's the jealousy that's bugging me. That they get to experience something so awesome with him and I won't be there. Actually, the more I think about the more I'm getting pissed off, lol!!

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  • Future_Lobos
    VIP September 2013
    Future_Lobos ·
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    Wow....I'd be surprised if you weren't jealous. If it were me, I don't think I'd like FH going all the way to Europe without me just for a bachelor party. Not that I don't trust him....I'd just want to go too. In the end though...if it was paid for by someone else, and it didn't take vacation time away that we could have used together, I guess I'd get over it.

    But I agree with Amy....if you're not comfortable with it, talk to him

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  • D
    Master May 2014
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    Hmmm...curious to see what you do.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
    Kim ·
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    A part me has my doubts about the whole thing. That's why I didn't get too worked up about it but the phone call last night just sounded like it was actually happen and then I didn't know how to approach the situation because I was little taken back. but now the more I think about it, the more it bugs me.

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  • Barbara
    Master September 2014
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    You need to say something to him. There is no reason he has to have a bachelor *vacation*, much less one outside of the country. And seriously, people, men don't go to Amsterdam to explore the city. Whatever FH may want to do there, his single friends are going to be pulling him to places only single men should be going.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
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    I just don't want it to get booked and then well they would have to go.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
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    Well thanks for the advice ladies! My MOH dates the best man so maybe I will talk to her about it. I just don't want my girls to get the impression that I will be bummed for whatever they plan for me because it's not so extravagant so I was little apprehensive about it. I have some thinking to do, that's for sure!

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  • BalletShoesRachel
    VIP September 2014
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    Uhm. This thread just made me turn around in my chair in order to tell FI that he is not to leave the country for his bachelor party under ANY circumstances.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
    Kim ·
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    Lol! I should have sent some ground rules in the beginning like Amy said! I never expected they would do something so intense!

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  • Rachel S.
    Master September 2013
    Rachel S. ·
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    Do they realize how long the flight will be? How much vaca time your FH will need between that and the wedding/honeymoon

    Does your FH realize he now owes you an amazing vaca/honeymoon?!

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  • F
    Super March 2014
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    I'll have to remember to set ground rules before the planning time comes. LOL

    I would talk to the MOH to see if this is for real going to happen. If yes, then I would definitely tell him you're not comfortable with the idea of him leaving the country.

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  • Barbara
    Master September 2014
    Barbara ·
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    Not to mention, will he then have to chip in for such an expensive bachelor party each time one of the other guys gets married? This is a dangerous precedent.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
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    He does have 3 weeks of vacation time. Some his for his bachelor party. some is for before the wedding and week after (honeymoon). I freaked out and just ran to call my MOH but the bitch is still working so I will have to talk to her before FH gets home tonight, lol.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
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    @Barbara, I said the same thing! I was like well their "group" consists of 4 guys. Fh and 3 other dudes. So I was thinking, "are they going to do this everytime one gets married?" Ain't nobody got money fo dat, lol!

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  • Aronna
    Master October 2014
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    Wow. I'd be upset too!

    but I agree with Amy, he's got nice friends! where can I sign up for friends that generous?

    I think you have a right to be upset. is there any way you can figure out something special for you and maybe the MOH to do together? granted, it may not be Amsterdam, but if he's doing something that over the top, I think you have the right to do it too, if at all possible!

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  • Barbara
    Master September 2014
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    Seriously! And what happens if you guys are already making babies by the time his friends get married? Is he going to have to leave you for 10 days then?

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
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    Wellll...I just talked to my MOH (she is dating the best man) and she said there is no way in hell they're doing this, lol. She pretty much said they need to get a grip on reality. She said to her boyfriend, that he tells her all the time "they don't have money to take a nice get away", then there is no way he is paying for his buddy (I agree with her) So at least I have my bff. and the other groomsman's gf said she didn't like the idea either. So pretty much if all of us say it's not happening, it's not happening. lol I love my girls and my WW ladies for helping me out.

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  • Kim
    Master June 2014
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    @Rev. Ann, I agree!

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