We all know how important family gatherings can be, especially during the holiday season. But what happens when you’re left feeling hurt and betrayed by your own sibling? One woman found herself in this exact situation when her brother got married and she was left out of the wedding party – despite being told there wouldn’t be one! Now, with Thanksgiving just around the corner, she’s faced with the decision of whether to attend the family dinner or not.
The Distant Siblings
Hopes for a Closer Relationship
The Wedding Surprise
A Sudden Realization
The Nonexistent Wedding Party?
Feeling Left Out
An Emotional Rollercoaster
Hiding in the Bathroom
Dessert Disaster
No Cookies for Sister
Setting Boundaries ✋
Thanksgiving Dilemma
To Go or Not to Go?
The Big Question ❓
Sister’s Thanksgiving Struggle
After being left out of her brother’s wedding, this heartbroken sister is now faced with a tough decision: should she attend Thanksgiving dinner with her family, knowing her brother and his new wife will be there? Or should she opt out and celebrate with just her parents on another day? With the holiday fast approaching, she’s torn between wanting to be with her family and protecting her own emotional well-being. What do you think she should do? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this situation…
Brother lied about wedding party, but skip Thanksgiving peacefully
OP learns to accept distant relationship with brother after wedding disappointment.
Commenter calls out OP for throwing tantrum over brother’s wedding.
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Overthinking and trying too hard? Relatable
Sibling drama alert! NTA for skipping Thanksgiving but YTA for wedding behavior
Sibling rivalry and entitlement leads to Thanksgiving drama. YTA.
User gently calls out OP for expecting too much from brother
Sibling tension over wedding party leads to Thanksgiving drama. Soft YTA.
NTA, brother lied and misled. Redditors being cold to OP
Sibling hurt at wedding, skipping Thanksgiving. One-on-one outing suggested.
Commenter calls out OP for overreacting to brother’s wedding.
Sibling drama at its finest. YTA according to comment.
Commenter calls out sister for being a petty AH at brother’s wedding
Brother didn’t make OP a groomsman, but gave him a special role. Is skipping Thanksgiving worth it?
Sibling drama over wedding and Thanksgiving plans, with some ESH.
User suggests OP’s actions are AH territory, questions expectations.
Sibling rivalry and drama at a wedding, leading to Thanksgiving fallout.
Not close with brother, gold tie/blue tie not surprising
Commenter calls out OP’s behavior as ESH and suggests brother’s reasoning for not telling her the truth.
Commenter calls out OP for overreacting at brother’s wedding.
NTA feels excluded from brother’s life, skipping Thanksgiving. Replies disagree.
Don’t let hurt feelings ruin family relationships
Brother accused of lying about wedding snub, called a**hole.
Sibling distance, wedding exclusion, and Thanksgiving fallout. ♀️
Don’t be entitled, it’s not about you. YTA.
Commenter called out for entitlement at brother’s wedding.
Sibling drama at its finest, with a side of dessert.
Don’t let your personal issues ruin special events. YTA ♀️
Set boundaries, but don’t expect your brother to revolve around you.
OP receives harsh judgment for snubbing Thanksgiving after wedding drama ♂️
Sibling neglects plans repeatedly, causing hurt.
Commenter calls out OP for overreacting and making everything about them
Brother didn’t owe sister a place in wedding, but lied. ESH.
“I wouldn’t treat him that way” isn’t a valid standard.
Sister upset about brother’s wedding, now skipping Thanksgiving. YTA
Sibling reconciliation attempt falls short, Thanksgiving drama ensues.
Poor communication skills lead to hurt feelings and damaged relationships. ♂️
Sibling rivalry at its finest. NTA, but don’t skip Thanksgiving.
Opting out of Thanksgiving? Be careful how you explain why.
Skipping Thanksgiving after wedding snub? NAH, do you!
Sibling advice: Grow up and go to Thanksgiving. YTA
Sister snubbed at brother’s wedding gets called out as YTA
Commenter receives YTA verdict for writing a scolding letter.
Encourage open communication, but respect their emotional boundaries.
Take initiative to improve your relationship with your brother
Last Updated on May 11, 2023 by Diply Social Team
