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Input: For some context I have terrible anxiety and I hate traveling. I don’t like crowds, flying, staying in other places, and I can’t afford much time off from work. However last year my family was taking a trip to Disney for a weekend. It was the first time my nephews were going and in an attempt to be a good uncle I obviously went and I can’t say it was all terrible. The kids had a great time and even though I was too nervous for most of the rides there was still plenty to see since I hadn’t been since I was a child and Harry Potter stuff was really cool as someone who grew up on it but it was so crowded I had to leave several times just to calm down. 

Now recently they decided to go again just barely more than a year after and this time they want to go for almost 10 whole days. I told them I didn’t think I could do that again so soon especially for that long. Maybe in a few years I could do it again when I’m in a better spot financially or found a more effective medication for me. 

This leads to the current issue of my mother just spending weeks telling me I should go and trying to make me feel terrible for not wanting to spend time with my nephews and just recently my brother has begun messaging me constantly and even after me trying to explain why I don’t want to go he started saying he was buying my a plane ticket and going to force me to go to the point where I disabled notifications from him. 

So AITA for not wanting to go on a family trip?

not wanting to go to Disney with my nephews