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What do I do?!

  Author:  65581  Category:(Discussion) Created:(9/9/2013 9:54:00 PM)
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Okay, so I am 21 years old and my fiance of three years is 25 years old. His older brother who lives in Florida is getting married in November, and we got the invitation in May when my fiance just moved here from Minnesota. At the time, my fiance didn't have a job and we were talking about his brother's wedding with my mom. My mom was saying to tell his brother that he really wants to go but doesn't have the means to get there, and see if maybe he would help us out and we could go. We both heard her say we, as in my fiance and I.

My parents are kind of traditional and very overprotective. I know my dad would definitely be against Jonathan and I going out of town alone, even to a family event. I'm not sure what their reasoning would be, either that it's disrespectful because we're not married or that they think we're like some hormonal teenagers but I'm sure they wouldn't really let me go. I've been on birth control for six months now and never miss a pill, and I know how else to take precautionary measures. And that's not even why I want to go, I want to meet some of his family, and this may be one of my only chances because his family is very spread out. As I said, he used to live in Minnesota and I met him online, so I've never met even his parents. Yes, I do want alone time with him, but I want it in the most innocent sense.

I feel that I should be able to go to the wedding with Jonathan because we are adults, we can both pay for our way there and back on our own, and we would more than likely be staying with some of Jonathan's family members so it's not like we'd be getting a hotel room together for a week. And this isn't like some guy I've been dating for a few months or even a year, he is someone my parents know and like and we're serious and are going to be wed as soon as we can. ' But how am I supposed to bring this up to my parents? I know my mom said "maybe we could go" but I feel like she just said that because at the time it was very unlikely that we'd get to go. If I remind her that she said that, I know she would turn around and say "I don't remember saying that, I didn't say that."

Am I wrong or being disrespectful in wanting to go? My intentions are pure, but I don't think my parents would see it from my point of view..

I don't know what to do!

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Date: 9/10/2013 1:10:00 AM  From Authorid: 42945    Personally speaking and I mean no offense when I say this dear, but I think that the ages of you and your fiance should be respected by your parents...you are not young teenagers and while I can maybe understand the protective feeling of your parents, surely you and your fiance would realize this and makeup your own minds...just my thoughts on it dear!  
Date: 9/10/2013 2:12:00 AM  From Authorid: 46598    I agree with Zema. You are a grown adult. If you have the money to get you to this wedding then just go. You don't have to explain anything to anyone. Just go. I understand that you live with them and must follow the rules of their house. But that doesn't mean you can't go places. You are an adult. Make your choice.  
Date: 9/10/2013 9:43:00 AM  From Authorid: 3263    Totally in agreement with Zema.  
Date: 9/11/2013 9:43:00 PM  From Authorid: 48250    I agree with every one here....make Your own choice...You are not a child although it is clear that you respect your parents.... but still, you should live your own life....make your own decisions, it is you who will ultimately live with the choices made, just make sure that they are made by you and not for you...Best wishes~....T/C  
Date: 9/12/2013 7:11:00 PM  ( From Author ) From Authorid: 65581    Thanks for the unanimous answer, everyone! Yes, I do respect my parents a great deal and nothing upsets me more than making them the least bit upset. I know I have to grow up and become independent, and my fiance tells me that we should go no matter what...I'm just scared of straining my relationship with them. Maybe I'm just not giving them enough credit...I just have a feeling this is going to turn into a really big deal.  
Date: 9/15/2013 7:51:00 AM  From Authorid: 36901    Talk to his brother and ask if your parents can come along. They may feel better after meeting his family (then if something like this comes up again, you won't have to worry about it causing problems). OR you may get lucky and your parents not want to go, but feel better about the situation after being invited. Just a thought... I hope I am making sense. I'm tired. lol
  
Date: 9/15/2013 7:54:00 AM  From Authorid: 36901    I also agree with everyone else. The bottom line is that you are an adult and the final decision is yours. The fact that you're mature enough and respect your parents enough to be concerned about their feelings says a lot about you. I wish they could see that.
  
Date: 10/20/2013 10:19:00 PM  From Authorid: 22721    Your an adult who can pay her way. You make your own choices in life.  

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