The Holidays in Idaho Are Ruined by These People

The holidays are the most joyful time of the year. The music, the lights, the movies, the decorations, the food, and the time with family all make for a great time. Add in that you get gifts, and there is little to not like. Throughout the year, many wait for the holidays to roll around. It puts most in a better mood and when Christmas finally arrives it is arguably the best day of the year. While there are many positives and much to like, there are also things that can ruin the holidays. There are certain people that those in Idaho do not enjoy around the holidays, and they can ruin the season in a hurry in the Gem State.

The People That Ruin Christmas in Idaho

When it comes to the holidays, every person has that one family member, friend, or coworker that can ruin them quickly, but according to a recent study on datingnews.com, one in four people admit to dreading spending the holidays with their in-laws. One thing the study revealed that was interesting is that 39 percent of people said that relationships can complicate the holidays. One in four people said that holiday plans cause tension between them and their partner, and one in three dread trying to figure out how to split time with extended families. 

In-Laws Ruin the Holidays in Idaho

While in-laws and families can cause tension and fighting around the holiday, what are the reasons for the most tension? According to the study, 25 percent say that tension is caused by dealing with family dynamics, 21 percent is splitting time between families, and 19 percent say financial strain. While spending time with the in-laws isn't ideal, it isn't that bad, yet 10 percent surveyed said they have cried from having to spend the holidays with them. An easy solution is to miss holiday plans, and 12 percent admitted that they will skip out on the festivities this year. 

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Figuring out who to spend the holidays with is an argument that many couples have each holiday season, and it can be stressful figuring out who to see and to miss out on spending the holidays with this time of year. Know that you are not alone, and there are options available to you. The good news is that with Christmas having passed, it will be another year until the stress occurs once again. To see the full study, make sure to click the link in the second paragraph above.