I went to London yesterday with my boyfriend Pete, and 6 of his friends. 5 of them are going to Italy with us in September for a holiday.
We also have a weekend away to France Planned over Easter.
Pete and his mate Dave came up with the France Idea and incorporated me to go with them. I assumed that everyone that is going to Italy would be coming to France.
Yesterday whilst the guys were off else where, the two girls looked and me (they are other halfs to two of Petes friends) and started talking about France. They said that neither of them were going because it was a boys weekend away and that I shoudn't go because it will keep costs down for them.
None of us are going to Italy until September and I have not had a holiday in nearly two years, which is why the France idea was suggested. In a bid to give us a break before our actual holiday. Nonone (not even Pete) said it was a boys weekend away; and even if the other girls are not going, I would still like to go.
If Pete had said to me do you mind not coming because us boys woud like to go; then it would not bother me in the slightest. I have told him that if he wants to do something then do it, he does not need my approval. If he wants a boys weekend away, then he can just do it. So he knows I don't mind in the slightest and want him to enjoy himself with his friends as I do with mine. So it's not an issue whether it's a boys weekend aways or not, it's just the fact that these girls have dictated to me not to go, and said it's a boys weekend away; but I was there when it was originally planned and Pete has not said any different to me.
I wanted to say something to Pete yesterday, but couldn't because everyone was there and I don't like to create probems.
Why do you think these girls have done and said this to me?
And what do you think I should do?
I feel very small and insignificant; I feel just the way my ex partner used to make me feel - and I am supposed to be going on holiday to Italy with them?? - Not really the ideal situation.
I don't like being told what to do; and surely if that is what Pete wants to happen he would have said so by now. We tell each other everything. I was having such a great day yesterday; they really spoilt it.