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Input: First, yes I’m very political and use to work in politics.  I now work in a different field but still stay in the political loop.

It is election seasons in my city and mayor is one of them.  Personally, I can’t stand the current mayor and know who I am voting for already.  My candidate has been very helpful with my neighborhood and she’s a friend due to her helpfulness.  Books are closed on the decision.

My husband, who didn’t grow up political or with most the benefits I did, really likes her too and wants to support her. Great.  So I come home two days ago and he asks if I want to go to the televised debate.  No - my mind is made up and I know how uninteresting this debate will be to me personally.  He says, well I told her yes and we have two tickets for it Wednesday night.

UGH. I hate wednesdays. And this doesn’t help.  Not to mention as I’ve gotten older, I want to be home and in bed.  And on Thursday we have a slammed evening of socializing too.

So now, it’s cold out, I don’t really have a warm outfit proper for this event (I don’t even have a heavy coat because.... Florida), and I am going to have to fight traffic for an hour to get there, sit bored out of my
mind for two hours and get home late. And I gotta wash my hair.

If we don’t go, it looks bad.  If he goes alone, it looks bad.  But I really don’t want to go.  His need to rub elbows with people is a pain in my ass.

not wanting to go to a political debate