And now, she has been left wondering if choosing not to do anything for Christmas this year is justified or if the decision makes her a total jerk.
Is one hundred dollars enough for a family with three children to celebrate Christmas? Why do you think her husband was willing to foot the bill for his friends’ travel expenses but not his own family’s holiday needs? If you were in her shoes, how would you feel in this relationship? Would you have made the same decision to basically “cancel Christmas,” too?
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