Weddings are supposed to be a time of love and celebration, but sometimes they can lead to unexpected family drama. One woman (26f) found herself in the middle of a family feud after she didn’t attend her cousin’s wedding because her invite was sent to her estranged parents’ house. Now, she’s left wondering if she’s in the wrong for not going to the wedding, especially since her entire family is ignoring her. Let’s dive into the story…
The Wedding Dilemma ♀️
Unexpected Message
The Invite Mix-Up
Estranged and Uninformed
Taking a Stand ♀️
The Unofficial Invite
Silent Treatment
Family Fallout
Update: Reaching Out ✉️
Addressing the Estrangement
A Message of Strength
The Verdict: Stubborn or Justified?
So, was our protagonist in the wrong for not attending her cousin’s wedding due to the invite mix-up? While some of her friends understand her decision, others think she’s being stubborn. The family drama has escalated to the point where her entire family is ignoring her. She’s now decided to reach out to her cousin Kyle and wish him well on his marriage. As for the estrangement from her parents, she stands firm in her decision to stop the abuse. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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