Sister Removes Wedding Ring from Widowed Sibling – Wedding Attendance in Jeopardy

Imagine promising your late spouse that you’d wear your wedding ring forever as a symbol of your undying love and loyalty. Now, picture your sister ripping that ring off your finger during her bachelorette party, urging you to move on. That’s exactly what happened to a 46-year-old woman, who’s now considering skipping her sister’s wedding. Let’s dive into this emotional rollercoaster of a story…

A Promise to a Late Husband

Never Taking Off the Ring

Sister’s Disapproval

Bachelorette Party Drama

Tipsy Sister’s Outburst

The Ring Removal

Shock and Anger

Sister’s Lame Excuse

Tears and Regret

Wedding Attendance in Doubt

Sisterly Love or Ultimate Betrayal?

After promising her late husband to wear her wedding ring forever, this woman’s sister took it upon herself to remove the ring during her bachelorette party, urging her sibling to move on. The widowed sister, feeling disrespected and hurt, is now considering not attending the wedding. With family members calling her a horrible sister, she’s left questioning if she’s in the wrong. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this emotionally charged situation…

ESH. Grieving widow should consider counseling. Sister crossed a line.

Encouraging therapy and attendance, but not yelling.

Sibling removes wedding ring, mocks widowed sibling. Not okay.

Sister removes wedding ring from widowed sibling, but who’s at fault?

Doubts raised on story’s veracity due to ring removal ease

Standing up for body autonomy and choices. NTA

Sister crossed a boundary, but not attending wedding is extreme

Defending OP’s decision to not give wedding ring, condemning family’s judgement.

Funeral worker explains grief and supports OP’s decision. NTA.

Stand up for yourself and ignore her flying monkeys! ‍♀️

Respect her choice, but her reaction to ring removal is concerning

Sister meddling in widowed sibling’s life? NTA, tell her off!

NTA but consider talking to sister to patch things up

Sibling disrespects boundaries, NTA for standing up for self.

Respect OP’s grief and boundaries. Sister needs to back off.

Sibling bullies widowed sister, NTA for considering skipping wedding.

Sibling removes wedding ring, but petty to skip wedding

Sibling’s disrespect jeopardizes wedding attendance. NTA for standing firm.

Sister removes wedding ring, sibling not at fault. NTA.

Wedding ring holds sentimental value, sister’s actions are disrespectful. NTA

NTA. Respectful advice on dating after loss.

Respectful NTA declines sister’s wedding invite after repeated disrespect.

Don’t let anyone disrespect you and push you into something uncomfortable.

Sibling removes wedding ring from widowed sister, commenter says NTA.

Sibling tension over wedding attendance and boundary violations

Wedding ring as symbol of availability and sexuality. NTA.

Respect your sibling’s choices and don’t justify yourself. #NTA

Sister removes wedding ring, insists on dating again. NTA.

Grief can be triggered unexpectedly. NTA for respecting that.

Defending OP’s choices, commenter thinks others should mind their business

Respectful commitment to late spouse, sister disrespected boundary. NTA

Sister’s joke went too far, but skipping the wedding extreme

Sibling drama over mourning and support. NTA wins.

Sibling removes wedding ring, apology made, attendance in jeopardy

Sister removes wedding ring from widowed sibling. Commenter advises against attending.

Live for you! Your life, your choices, your happiness.

Stand up for yourself and do what’s best for you

Empowering response to outdated gender expectations

Stand up for yourself! Your ring, your rules

To go or not to go? The choice and consequences.

Grief counselling may help confirm commitment to late husband

Grief is personal. Talk to your sister and parents separately.

Supportive commenter defends widowed sibling’s right to choose, calls out family.

Sibling removes wedding ring from widowed sister, sparks conflict.

Sibling jealousy over wedding ring, NTA for standing up.

Grief has no timeline. You do you. NTA

Respectful choice should be honored, sister’s behavior was disgusting

Setting boundaries with family – NTA for standing up for yourself

Sister’s constant pushing of boundaries leads to wedding ring removal

Stand your ground and confront your sister’s disrespectful behavior.

Widowed sibling advised to attend wedding, but keep distance

Sister removes wedding ring from widowed sibling, attendance in jeopardy. NTA.

This comment seems to be irrelevant and was deleted.

Don’t let anyone dictate how you grieve. NTA

Standing up to a rude sibling. NTA wins this round!

Wear your wedding ring until you’re ready to let go

Sister removes wedding ring from widowed sibling, NTA stands up

Empathetic reply supports individual’s decision to not date again ❤️

Advice on grief and healing from personal experience

Sister removes widowed sibling’s wedding ring, jeopardizes attendance. NTA response.

Sister removes wedding ring from widowed sibling, but NTA stands firm

Removing a wedding ring is personal and not up for debate.

Choosing to stay single doesn’t make you depressed. NTA

Sister removes wedding ring, sibling not the a**hole for reacting

Supportive comment, expresses concern for OP’s happiness.

Validating different ways of love and respecting each other’s choices ❤️

Defending the right to be happy and single

Respectful comment encourages widow to consider moving on

Sister removes wedding ring from widowed sibling. Commenter defends.

Compassionate response to wedding attendance in jeopardy situation

Supportive comment validates OP’s feelings and questions husband’s involvement.

Moving on after loss is important. Attend the wedding

ESH, but sit down and have an adult conversation

Supportive comment defends woman’s autonomy and grieving process.