Lost And Found: The Story Of Derinkuyu's Underground Metropolis
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“She wants me as Tiana. The problem is, I’m white—the entire bridal party is white.”
In the whimsical world of wedding planning, one bride's fairy tale dreams collided with a harsh reality check. It all started when our narrator’s friend Holly, the blushing bride-to-be, declared her wedding to be a princess-packed affair starring the adorable Disney princesses.
Holly had always been a Disney super fan, so this didn’t come as a surprise to the bridal squad. Now, Holly, being the benevolent ruler of this fairytale fete, assigned each bridesmaid a regal role.
She wanted each of them repping a different color, and the mantle of Tiana fell on OP, color code? Green. The problem was that OP was a white woman—as were the other bridesmaids.
Holly explained she chose OP as Tiana since she had the darkest hair. She also ‘strongly suggested’ that OP get a tan before the wedding. First things first, OP wasn’t comfortable cosplaying a black woman—and she didn’t want to.
OP, with all the diplomatic finesse of a seasoned negotiator, proposed alternative princesses that seemed like a better match. Sadly, her suggestions were met with the diplomatic equivalent of a dragon's roar.
In Holly's words, “no one would care.” Well, OP cared, and that was enough. OP threatened to step down if her pretty simple demands weren’t met, but this only earned her the “b***ch” title and numerous complaints from the family about being difficult.
Scroll down to find out the full details of the story.
We gathered some reactions from Netizens:
The majority of Redditors seemed to think OP was indeed the a**hole. A proud woman of color even affirmed OP was overreacting about the racial part. After all, our modern-day Ariel was played by a black woman with flowing locks; anyone can be anything.
Many still hinted she might just be trying to avoid unnecessary drama, so who knows? That being said, the community agreed Holly was out of line for hitting OP with the ‘b’ word.
In the end, OP chose to gracefully exit the stage, not solely due to the discomfort of misrepresentation but also in response to the barrage of insults.