Dear Amy: I am an atheist. I believe in practicing kindness and respect for other people’s views.
The honest and kind way to bow out respectfully would be to RSVP: “I’m so sorry I can’t attend, please pass along my congratulations to the twins. Now — they are men!”
Should I suck it up and go, or stick to my conviction and celebrate the holiday with my husband and daughters? If you want to be with your family but choose to stay away because he will be there — then he has bullied you into a corner.
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