Husband refusing to go on booked holiday

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Mrs_Arcanum wrote: »

Been on a few solo holidays, the only real problem is rubbing suntan lotion on your back.

Have fun.

There may well be plenty of volunteers:D and make sure you get a pic of whoever rubs it in to show hubby on your return

Sagz_2

I think I'd leave extra early just to make sure he DIDN'T join you!

Go and have a ball OP x

mazy_m

As someone else said carry on your plans as usual and call a friend and talk about how excited you are and how amazing the weather is gonna be there etc etc.. so that he knows you'd quite happily go without him...then leave all his stuff ready for him so he knows you still want him to go so he can't have a huff about that!

If it comes to tomo and he's still a stubborn a ss!! then go and have a great time!!

xx

McKneff

If youve actually got to the point where youre looking forward to going alone - Hide His Passport, just in case he changes his mind lol

Eton_Rifle

Engineer a situation where he can change his mind without losing face and act like the argument never happened.

To do anything else invites trouble and heartache.

danlojo

As Jon Inman would say......."I'm FREE!!" :rotfl:

chocomonsta

McKneff wrote: »

If youve actually got to the point where youre looking forward to going alone - Hide His Passport, just in case he changes his mind lol

now that is tempting :rotfl:

chocomonsta

He says he is going now

He has done this before although we had not actually booked a holiday, but i had booked the 2 weeks off from work.

I went to the travel agents and said what is the cheapest holiday going out tomorrow, they came up with one for £99 so I booked it.

I cried my eyes out at the airport cos I didn't know anyone and I was terrified of flying, but i still went.

I had a fab time met loads of people and had loads of fun.


But....that was 20 years ago and I used to be a size 10

however, I have got a good book and I would still go if I had to

McKneff

Call his bluff next time, the moment he says 'Im not going' in a hissy fit, get on the phone, in front of him, ring the travel agents and
then pass the phone to him, tell him to cancel his place personally.

bloody prima donna,

Pollycat

chocomonsta
You've not said if he's being OK with you or if he's still being a sulky boy.

I really do hope that you have a great holiday.
If worst comes to worst, just leave him to it and do your own thing.