Wedding drama on reddit

Grabows14

http://www.reddit.com/r/relationships/comments/275122/update_long_update_sorry_me_29m_with_my_fiancee/

Me [29M] with my Fiancee [26F] getting married this year, don't want to invite a family friend because she's very unpleasant, but feeling pressured to!!!

Thoughts?

ReturnOfKuus

My thought is that at 29, the groom should be grown enough to know better than to say "heads up, groomsman: I hate your sister, and she's not invited."  They're not a family of four with adult parents and Jacob and his sister as little children any more - they're all separate adults in separate abodes who would get separate invitations anyway.  Just don't send her a godsdamn invitation and you avoid all of this crazy dramatic nonsense.

Grabows14

The kicker is that the best man gave an ultimatum on either invite her or I'm not going... O M G

ReturnOfKuus

Every single person in this story needs to stop pretending to be 29, and fess up to actually being 19.

*Barbie*

There's no way this is a wedding. He must have meant "Jr. Prom"

goldchocobo.defunct635829490514903826

This story would have been way more entertaining if someone got a pie in the face.  

Jr prom indeed.  As my boss would say "Just DEAL with it!!"

raissyrais

29 and 26? More like 19 and 16...