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My husband doesn't seem interested in Thanksgiving, so I'm excluding him.

You should cook him and add him to the table.

I, 33 female and my husband, 42 male, have been together for 10 years, married for almost

four and have loved together for eight.

We usually spend Thanksgiving with my parents who live down the road, Christmas with his mom who lives three hours away. By the way, this comes from one confection 6363, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R.S. Okay, Storytime, Subridate, and we're here to give good advice goofily, but we don't have all the answers. We only know what we'd do. So let us know what you would do in the

comments. And O.P. says, in the past, he had a very demanding job, worked 50 plus hours a week,

and was on call at all times. Meanwhile, I work an office job, set schedule, and holidays off.

I learned to cook Thanksgiving dinner for us all.

It always did the shopping.

This year, however, my husband quit his demanding job a few months ago that was causing a lot of

mental health issues and found a new job in the same field that he loves.

It's lower pay and part-time, but he makes up for it financially with his eBay account,

which he makes a decent amount off of. I've been thinking about Thanksgiving, but hadn't been able

to get to the store, like I usually do every year, because on top of my job, I'm taking

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