A bride is faced with a dilemma when her estranged parents request to bring their throuple partner to her wedding. The bride, who was raised by her maternal grandparents, had previously invited her parents as guests but did not want to deal with the awkwardness of their unconventional relationship at her wedding. She firmly told her father that he and her mother were invited as a courtesy and had no parental privileges for her to consider. The bride is standing her ground and has taken measures to ensure security at the reception. Do you think the bride is in the wrong for excluding her parents’ throuple partner from her wedding? Let us know in the comments below.
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A bride-to-be faces backlash for not inviting her parents’ throuple partner to her wedding. Despite not having any objections to polygamous relationships, she prefers not to have to deal with that at her wedding. The bride’s grandfather asked her to let her bio mom be a part of her day, but when the bride’s bio dad requested a plus one, she found out that her parents have a man in his 30s that is a part of their relationship. She later found out that they were planning on using her wedding to introduce this guy to the families. The bride has been very firm and relayed to her parents that she doesn’t want the uninvited guest at her wedding. Now, her parents are complaining to everyone and the bride is dealing with it by telling everyone who calls her exactly why she is excluding the person they want to bring. But is she the a**hole? Let’s take a look at the comments and reactions .
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