In today's Ask Amy, an upcoming Easter celebration has the potential to turn toxic.
For many years I have invited my brother “Steve” and sister “Wendy” and their spouses to celebrate Easter with us.Frankly, Cynthia is a very difficult person and has made Steve’s life miserable much of the time, but they’ve been married more than 50 years and she’s not going anywhere.
I know that if I invite Steve and Cynthia this year, Wendy won’t come and even though I’d rather have Wendy, I can’t exclude my brother Steve. Any advice?Invite everyone. No matter the provocation, your sister “Wendy” is at fault for sending an offensive text, which includes an absolute. Her choice to do this is not your fault or your responsibility, and when she did this, she should have considered the fact that “Cynthia” is a member of the family and – as you say – “is not going anywhere.
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