Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : We're Americans. We love our beer, our cocktails, our wine, our parties and our children.  But can we keep them separate?  Every year I am confronted with dozens of adults who join us for extended weekends on our houseboat, with our children and their children.  It's hot, I mean it.  103 - 110 degrees.  Adults drink, kids see it, adults do funny things, kids see it. Adults lose their tempers or get agitated, kids see it.  Lots of food, lots of water skiing, fishing, tubing, all is well.  I mean these guys are firefighters.  Doesn't that make it okay?  AITA for thinking its not okay?  Oh and my DH is the ringleader and I am put down, told I am the "funsucker", over ruled, made to feel uncomfortable and generally the loner.  And yes, I have no power to stop this.  AITA?  Oh yes, they are drunk.  

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Every year my DH has his friends over for Halloween trick or treating. They drink yet again, walk around with a beer, or a strong cocktail, even get drunk.  I have voiced my opinion, "This is a kids holiday,  let the kids enjoy it without alcohol being present.  Adults can do adult things when it's not a kids holiday"   The result of my opinion is that annually I am made fun of, "remember how mad you were? hahahah"  I'm still mad.  It really ticks me off.  I find ways and excuses to separate my own children from my very own house on halloween.  My husband again, a very gracious host.  Yes, some of them get drunk.  AITA?  

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A couple times a week my DH has a drink before bedtime, he gets a buzz. He's funny to the kids but it's not funny to me.  I resent it and I don't want adults drinking around my children.  Even if they are his children.  AITA?  

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