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Input: I am in my 30s, married and have a son. My parents want me and my family and my sister and her husband to rent a condo on the beach for five days this summer. Don't get me wrong, I love my parents and we have a good relationship. But I do not want to vacation with them. Here are my reasons why... 

The trip will probably cost about a grand total. This includes splitting the cost of the condo, gas, meals, dog boarding and any  planned activities. Could we afford this trip? Yes we could and it's not a terrible deal. But I don't like the beach. I burn easily, sand sucks and gets everywhere you don't want it, I am not a beach person. I don't want to spend $1,000 of our hard earned money on a trip that I am not excited about. Originally they said that we could use their friend's condo for free and we wouldn't have to pay anything for lodging which is the only reason I was considering it. Turns out we can't use it this year.

I have been trying to get pregnant for a while now. Had two MCs last year and my husband and I have been trying again for the past six months. Basically all of my free time is spent thinking "what if I get pregnant" and I really don't want to use a week of vacation when I may need it for maternity leave. It's frustrating for everything to revolve around this "what if" but what if I do need it? We have had full fertility  work ups and no issues were found so the chances of it happening soon is very high (fingers crossed). 

The week they want to go falls on my husband's and my anniversary. We've had a tough year with the two MCs and our marriage has only gotten stronger. We want to do something for just the two of us on our anniversary. Sleeping on a pullout couch in a condo with my family does not sound special. 

Honestly, these are my current reasons but I can't foresee a situation where I will ever want to vacation with my family aside from a long weekend getaway. My parents and sister are great people and I love them dearly. My sister has actually become one of my best friends as we have entered into adulthood. But it's odd to me to go on a trip with my parents as an adult. I have my own family now and want to go on our own vacations. I feel like saying yes now will turn this into an annual thing and I don't want to have this conversation every year. 

I know they only want to spend time with us and to take my son to the beach. We live about 3 hours apart and see each other every couple months for weekend visits so we don't spend a crazy amount of time together but it's also not like we only see each other once a year. In theory it sounds like a nice trip, but there are so many reasons why I just don't want to go. My sister and parents are asking every day if I am on board and I don't want to hurt their feelings but I don't know what to say. So tell me Reddit, AITA? 

not wanting to vacation with my parents