Weddings are supposed to be a time of joy and celebration, but sometimes, family drama can overshadow the happy occasion. In this story, a sister who recently survived cancer asks her hairstylist sibling to do her hair for her wedding. However, the sibling refuses, citing their tumultuous past and unresolved issues. The family is divided, with some supporting the decision and others horrified. Let’s dive into the story and see what led to this emotional conflict.
The Wedding Hair Request ♀️
A Troubled Past
Sibling Resentment
A Heartbreaking Wish
Cheating Boyfriend Drama
A Bitter Truth
Sibling Rivalry at a Wedding
Mockery and Hurt
A Brother’s Fury
The Final Decision ♀️ ♀️
Family Reactions
A Divided Family
To Style or Not to Style? That is the Question ♀️
So, we have a sister who survived cancer and wants her hairstylist sibling to do her hair for her wedding. But the sibling refuses, citing a history of unresolved issues and hurtful behavior. The family is divided, with parents pushing for the hairstyling to happen and brothers siding with the sibling who said no. It’s a tough situation, filled with emotional turmoil and the lingering question: Is it right to refuse this request? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
NTA for not wanting to do sister’s hair. Sister wants free labor and to verbally abuse OP.
Sister’s cancer doesn’t excuse past mental abuse. Decline request.
NTA. Sister’s unrealistic hair expectations could cause family drama
Cancer survivor status shouldn’t be used to guilt trip family. NTA
Sibling trauma and difficult relationships. Valid choices for OP.
Sibling rivalry and childhood traumas lead to ESH verdict.
Is the bride being cheap or just trying to reconcile?
Sister demands wedding hair, but OP can set professional boundaries.
Both sides sound exhausting
Commenter points out deeper family issues and lack of empathy.
Sister asks for free wedding hair, but OP sees through it. NTA
Family drama unfolds as commenters agree that everyone s***s here
Sibling drama over wedding hair request – NTA stands firm
The age of the sister and her friend’s death questioned
Be the bigger person and support your sister on her wedding day
Both sisters have issues, time to bury the hatchet
Stand your ground! You’re not obligated to style her hair
Family drama and unresolved issues lead to ESH verdict ♀️
Sibling drama and reconciliation after a cancer diagnosis
Sister belittles for years, now wants favor? NTA, say no.
Accusations of AH behavior and lack of support in family drama ♀️
Harsh but fair? A comment calls out family drama.
Surviving cancer changes how she sees herself. Offer an olive branch.
Improve your relationship with your sister by doing this nice thing
Sibling rivalry at its finest
Family drama ensues as sister’s wedding hair request goes wrong. ESH.
Don’t be a j**k and expect favors in return. NTA wins.
Family drama over wedding hair request, but declining was justified
Commenter calls out OP for being worse than sister. Yikes
Family drama ensues after cancer-surviving sister’s wedding hair request ♀️
Supportive sister refuses to be emotional punching bag for bridezilla.
Family drama and bias in ESH comment section
OP provides biased context, leading to judgement of ESH.
Comment shuts down drama with a hilarious observation
Commenter deemed YTA for bringing up cheating ex.
Opinions divided on whether refusing to help makes you an AH
Wedding hair request causes family drama, everyone s***s here
Harsh but fair comment shuts down family drama.
Petty drama over wedding hair request – everyone s***s here.
Everyone s***s here, but I bet there are some juicy stories
Sister’s wedding hair request sparks family drama, both sides at fault ♀️
Wedding hair request causes family drama, everyone s***s here
Don’t let cancer excuse past bad behavior. NTA
Last Updated on May 13, 2023 by Diply Social Team
