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Input:  Reposting on a throwaway account.

I was building rapport with a new coworker and he told me that he and his significant other (who also works for my company) are moving in together. I told him that they should have a housewarming party. He thought that was a great idea, and mentioned that maybe I would be able to help with organizing it, which I said I wouldn't mind helping. This was two weeks ago, and I kind of forgot about it except when they bring it up in passing. There hasn't been any talk of dates or anything, just that it will be a small get-together of no more than eight people. Just today, his boyfriend came over and asked when the party was going to happen.

Side note: I am 36 weeks pregnant and can barely waddle around work, let alone plan and throw a party.

I was a little surprised, and asked them when they wanted it to happen, because I could potentially go into labor any day now. He threw a couple dates out there and went back to work.

Honestly, I am exhausted and can barely make it through a work day, let alone planning a party. This really got away from me and I feel terrible. I plan on being honest with them and letting them know I can send an email or an evite on their behalf, but I am not up to planning a party. If I did that, WIBTA?

backing out of a party I was voluntold to plan