Small Town Drama - Man Kicks Maid Of Honor Out Of The Wedding For Thrashing His Mom Over Stealing Her BF
Only people who have experienced it can truly comprehend the depth of this confusion
Maryjane
- Published in Interesting
When people hear wedding drama, they frequently picture a picky bride who can't decide between an orchid and a lily. Or a bride who can't sleep because she can't decide whether her bridesmaids should wear pink or dusty rose dresses.
Or a groom who is ambivalent, demanding, or obsessional. On the surface, wedding drama may appear to be this, but in reality, it is never like that.
Only people who have experienced it can truly comprehend the depth of this confusion. However, the main focus of wedding drama is on how your relationships with those who matter most—you, your fiance, your families, and your friends—are altering.
The OP in today's story got married to the love of his life, Amanda, though he has never liked Amanda's best friend, "Jessie," as he thinks she is too pushy and somewhat of a bully. Jessie was the maid of honor during the OP's wedding, but she had a problem with the OP's mom.
Apparently, the OP's mom "stole" the guy Jessie was supposedly in love with, though he is not in love with her back. The guy in question has told Jessie to leave him alone, but it appears she's still hung up on that, as she was calling the OP's mom a bitch and a whore, and that didn't sit well with him.
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The OP writes:
u/Mediocre_Traffic1372The OP reduced contact because his mother isn't very welcoming and can be somewhat rude
u/Mediocre_Traffic1372It was not white but a pale blue, and as far as I know the only rule is no white
u/Mediocre_Traffic1372I said I would like Jessie to leave but won't push it
u/Mediocre_Traffic1372Here are some of the top comments by redditors for you to read through below
RedditJessie thinks she's found the perfect excuse
RedditYou didn't annul immediately?
RedditYou are prioritizing your fiancee over your family
RedditYou shouldn't have to deal with Jessie
RedditIt is your wedding too
RedditShe's supposed to be there to support your wife
RedditYour wife's friend is a real gem
RedditShe is ok with the current relationship
RedditThey're going to have an influence on them
RedditYour mom is kinda insufferable as well
RedditPrioritize couple counseling immediately
RedditHer friend ruined her wedding more than you
RedditJessie was being hateful and out of line
RedditIt's sounds like your wife might be the real problem
RedditYou need to have a serious conversation with your wife
RedditBirds if a feather flock together
RedditWhat this redditor wouldn't want
RedditEnjoy your marriage while you can
RedditYou were not ruining the wedding
RedditWhen you become engaged, you are abruptly forced into a cycle of change that is both challenging and joyful. We frequently forget that weddings usually signify change and change is never easy, even when we genuinely want it.
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