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Ok so my girlfriend of ~3months says "I am going home for the 4th. You can come with if you want but you don't have to" Did I really have a choice?

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The choice is whether you want to go with her or not, but rather do you want her for a girlfriend or not. A negative answer to the first will also answer the second.

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For the record I am already planning on going. Just debating whether I had a "choice"

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YES you do have a choice, do what you want. If you want to go, then go and have a good time. If you would rather not go then tell her and if she dumps you because you shared how you really feel, then you didn't need her around anyway.

That's how I really feel.

Barry

Been married for 23 years. I know some stuff.

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Ok so my girlfriend of ~3months says "I am going home for the 4th. You can come with if you want but you don't have to" Did I really have a choice?

Oh oh... its the good old "meet the parents"..... after which follows the ring, the kids, etc, etc.... but its up to you!!! :D (BTW-Have fun on the 4th with the in-laws.... :) )

Allan

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I would probably suggest going. If you asked her the same question would she go with you?

My wife would go with me if I asked her too and if she asked me I would go with her for that reason. My wife's parents live about 2 hours north of us. When she moved down here to be with me about 10 years ago I was hesitant to go back up to her parents house to visit. I would go every once in a while, but I always had a car show or some other thing I wanted to do. Found out real quick that I wanted to be serious with her so I had to give up some of the things I wanted to do so I could go with her. She would do the same for me so it's only fair.

That would be her version of it anyway. :D

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Do you have a choice? Yeah right!!! Not hardly my friend. But... like Allan said, meet the parents, then the ring and then the kids, etc. etc. etc.... The real choice is, in what direction do you run away and how fast......

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this is about reading between the lines.

"Sure, do your thing" means "I don't like that you do that"

Nothing more difficult to read than a woman :)

On the other hand, she might actually mean it (haha, that doesn't help).

So perhaps try fishing a bit and see what reaction you get?

Seems that with either choice you will have fireworks !

Whether it will be enjoyable ....

John

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Really not much of a "choice" Ed. But, If you planned on going anyway then maybe this is serious. When you're ready, let me know. I'll do the service for you ;) . Wayne P.

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I think Don wants to see what model of girlfriend you have. Some models require lots more maintenance but are sometimes worth it.

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Ed, I've been married for 6 years now. I am with the majourity on this one. The question was not whether or not you wanted to go see her parents, it was whether or not you wanted to keep her. BTW, if you would prefer a scenic wedding w/ a Colorado Rockies backdrop, I can also perform the ceremony. :D Loveland is the Heart Capital of Colorado. :cool:

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I been married 39 years, same woman, .... I say don't go ! Let 'er know right off how things are going to be ...... If she likes you, it won't make any difference

Bet you do this from the office and your wife can't see it ;)

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ED, an old disc jockey friend of mine had a girlfriend he called "Kitty Litter" she`s the best I could do with the car I had. You might remember him Ugly Del Roberts----the Wolfman Jack of Minnesota----sorry I missed you at BTTF

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Among a whole lot of changes, time changes everything. I know I have 41 years with this woman, things do change after the new wears off. When first married we raced go karts together, but soon we needed new carpet in the living room and a new couch and the rest is history as they say. Knew all about cars when we went together, now only cares if it won't start.

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Well all I survived the trip to SD. Meet her parents and grandparents and a whole lot of other relatives on the 4th.

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