Dear Amy: I am a married woman in my mid-60s, now-retired. My sister invited me on a “girl’s trip” to hike the Scottish Highlands. When I told my husband about the trip, he gave me major pushback.
My sister invited me on a “girl’s trip” to hike the Scottish Highlands.When I told my husband about the trip, he gave me major pushback. Some of his objections are:2. As a married woman, I should be reserving my travels for my husband, not with single women.My husband is very controlling. He would definitely make my life miserable if I accepted this invitation, so I turned it down, since I have to live with him.
It is ironic that your husband is insisting to go with you, all while he is demonstrating that he is probably the last person you would want to go anywhere with.I would say that he is correct in this one regard: Yes, this will lead to you taking other trips without him – in your case, into the office of a counselor and/or a lawyer.
Now I’m torn whether to tell the mutual friend that I cannot attend group events with this person. I don’t want to give up the friendship, or dictate who someone else may invite to their own home, but I can’t stomach being in the presence of this abuser. Should I say something?Dear Torn: Yes, you should say something – to the police. Theft/extortion is a very serious crime.
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