Woman alters wedding dress after breakup, sister upset she didn’t give it to her for her wedding

When a bride-to-be’s fiancé cheats on her, she decides to take her power back by altering her expensive wedding dress into a functional gown. However, when her sister finds out, she becomes upset because she had jokingly asked for the dress earlier. The bride is confused and wonders if she was in the wrong. Read on to find out if she’s the a**hole.

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When a woman’s fiancé cheats on her with a stripper during his bachelor party, it’s understandable that she would feel betrayed and heartbroken. After the breakup, the woman altered her $2k wedding dress to give herself a sense of empowerment. She changed the color to something less wedding-like and cut it a bit. But when the woman posted a picture of the new dress on Instagram, her sister recognized it as the original wedding dress and was upset that she didn’t give it to her for her own wedding. The sister had made a comment about taking the dress if the woman wasn’t using it, but the woman thought it was a joke. Now, the sister is mad at her and their mother is caught in the middle. The woman is asking for an unbiased opinion on whether or not she was in the wrong. What do you think? Should the woman have given the dress to her sister or was she justified in altering it for her own use? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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