What did she expect?

Feels pointed

You can't choose your family...

Not at my wedding

Some people can spot a trainwreck from a mile away, but even though you know it's coming, it's still really hard to resist watching, especially if there is some juicy family drama involved. One woman named Dana was the literal definition of a bridezilla, and unfortunately, as bridezillas tend to do, she was getting married to a gem of a man, who frankly deserved better. Dana was still in college when she and her partner decided to get married. OP who went to college with her, was invited to the…

Starting off the marriage on the wrong foot

Social media faux-pas

Saying no to the dress

The one thing in life you cannot control is the family you are born into. It's like playing Russian roulette; there's no guarantee that the grownups in your life are capable of raising you. The optimist in me wants to believe that no matter what obstacles parents face in life, they will always strive to give their children the best opportunities. The story that follows, however, challenges everything that I have ever claimed to have understood. The narrative below is an account of a beautiful b…

Leave him at the altar

Nightmare bridesmaid sitch

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something rude

Looks kinda mid honestly

This woman believed she was the main character in her sister's wedding, but before I say more, let me relay the juicy details of the story. In typical family drama fashion, a Reddit user made an AITA post, asking whether or not she had been wrong in not attending her sister's wedding. The reason she did not want to go was simple: Her sister wanted a child-free wedding, and OP disapproved, thinking that her sister was being selfish (I mean, it's her wedding, so isn't that the one day she's allow…

When rain is your something blue

Not funny