Is it just me or is there a good reason for me to be so....
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RedLampDistrict |
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Posts: 9259 (06/09/2009 4:33 PM) |
Did you ask for anyone to take a picture of you guys?
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ru4serious |
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Posts: 941 (06/09/2009 5:58 PM) |
Does your family not own cameras or anything? I'm confused.
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Courtney Love1 |
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Posts: 6198 (06/09/2009 6:04 PM) |
Momobobo wrote: Essentially the OP is pissed that she didn't get any attention on her sister's wedding day, that no one bothered to introduce themselves to her girlfriend (even though it was a wedding and the OP should have known that such an occasion wouldn't be the right time to introduce a SO for the first time to a family), that the OP's side of the family wasn't included in photos (apparently, the OP's side don't know how to go buy a camera themselves and take pics) and that she wasn't picked to be a maid-of-honor or bridesmaid (even though it appears that the OP did nothing to help out with the wedding plans, yet spent a lot of time picking out a dress and doing her makeup so she would look pretty). Basically, the OP's first post could have just been 'But, but, but, what about MEEEEEE?!?!', which would have summed things up perfectly in 1 sentence. |
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Triple X Tera |
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Posts: 32327 (06/09/2009 6:07 PM) |
What parents of a bride/groom don't show up with a camera? I've been to plenty of weddings where the whole FAMILY, on both sides, bust out the
camcorders and cameras.
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DirrtySteph |
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Posts: 1109 (06/09/2009 6:14 PM) |
Divine81 wrote:Exactly. My sister should've said no to many of the things that happened. I still havent heard from her, we shall see... thank you for your rare constructive comment. |
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mashedpotatoes |
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Posts: 26 (06/09/2009 6:14 PM) |
DirrtySteph wrote:What is a choc? |
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PudgieBelly |
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Posts: 1645 (06/09/2009 6:33 PM) |
DirrtySteph wrote: Its not constructive, its exactly what you wanted to hear. That it was your sisters fault and that you aren't a selfish baby when you actually are. |
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Divine81 |
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Posts: 2353 (06/09/2009 6:39 PM) |
PudgieBelly wrote:The OP might very well be a whiny baby, but I still wonder why her sister didn't seem to make any effort to include her own family in the wedding. |
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luusmeitli |
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Posts: 1867 (06/09/2009 6:42 PM) |
Maybe because the sister knows the op likes to have things about her, so she wanted to keep her big day to herself?
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XOctoberMoonX |
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Posts: 2500 (06/09/2009 6:57 PM) |
I read that entire thing.
My first thoughts were: it's not your wedding! It's your sisters, and she can do as she pleases. If she wants her brother next to her, then that is her choice. Why are you upset over that? Also, why didn't you bring a camera? I always bring my own camera to peoples weddings! I get pictures of me and my husband all dressed up, and if they have time, I like a pic with the bride and groom. If you dressed up all nice and wanted to make sure you got a lot of pictures, you should have brough a camera! And your side of the family could have been more involved, it sounds like. Even so, ultimately, it was your sisters decision what happened at her wedding. For you to refuse to be a part of special events because of that is really immature. This is exaclty why I had a courthouse wedding. |
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blair4990 |
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Posts: 17217 (06/09/2009 7:17 PM) |
Who paid for the wedding(sorry if that's already been determined)? And is your family from the UK, Paris or Germany? I assume the grooms family is German
since they speak German but what about yours. Was language a problem?
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xBecky |
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Posts: 12786 (06/09/2009 7:56 PM) |
Thank you Jenna, for writing up everything I was thinking and too lazy to type. Hopefully OP will respond point by point for easy understanding!
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Dana278 |
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Posts: 70457 (06/09/2009 7:59 PM) Most Generous JJBer '07 |
the lakes slave wrote: This just made me LOL because I only skimmed and saw she mentioned last names a few times. I thought that was weird and unnecessary. |
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GrungeChild |
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Posts: 17846 (06/09/2009 8:04 PM) |
I don't think you have any reason to be mad or upset with your sister or the in-laws. If you must be upset, it should be with yourself and/or with your parents. Based on what you stated, the in-laws took full advantage of the wedding and celebrated! They appear to have had a great time, from planning, to getting ready to picture-taking, etc. I refuse to believe that you and/or family was left in the dark about where things would taken place and how they would take place (i.e. not having a professional photographer). As somebody mentioned, the phone works both ways. So, even if you sister may not have mentioned certain details or any, you still could have asked. And the fact that you are more upset that no one paid attention to you either by noticing your partner, dress or by taking pictures of and for you, speaks volumes of where your priorities lie. Never once did you mention about missing out on a 'bonding experience' with your sister as she prepared for the wedding or anything like that. And just to reiterate: my sister could've said NO its my sister's turn to be in the light for once!! but no.. Sums it up. |
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Courtney Love1 |
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Posts: 6200 (06/09/2009 8:23 PM) |
Grungechild, thanks for putting the original post in a spoiler, because I have a feeling that the OP is gonna eventually pull a 'No one is agreeing with
me, so I'm gonna delete my OP and leave!' stunt.
And I just re-read the whole thing and I'm with ZaZZ on how many 'WTF?' moments there are in there. And as for this: Exactly. My sister should've said no to many of the things that happened. I still havent heard from her, we shall see... I'm sorry, but the get the hell out of here with acting as if your
sister owes you an explanation and/or apology for how things went on HER wedding day! You have got a lot of damn nerve!
And I love how you thought JJBers were 'mature' and had 'common sense' in the OP when you thought we would agree with you, but now that you see no one thinks your immature selfish behind is right, we're not being constructive. Wow, that's some serious self-centeredness the OP has going on there.
Edited By: Courtney Love1
06/09/2009 8:34 PM.
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DrtyPopMe |
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Posts: 39679 (06/09/2009 8:28 PM) |
DirrtySteph wrote:Why should she have said no? Evidently that's the way she wanted things and why the fuck does it matter if YOU didn't like it? Not your wedding! |
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Froggy86 |
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Posts: 10070 (06/09/2009 8:37 PM) |
tl;dr
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Kris700 |
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Posts: 5558 (06/09/2009 8:46 PM) |
This is 2009. It is 100% the fault of your own family if there are no pictures of your family members.
Also, it was your sister's day, so that must have been the day she wanted. |
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Jess116005 |
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Posts: 21311 (06/09/2009 10:13 PM) |
Choc is shock in french.
And Zazzified basically summed up what we're all thinking. |
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AudaciousAudrey |
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Posts: 26504 (06/09/2009 11:19 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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I don't understand anything in this entire passage.
But when i got there, i noticed that my sister chose my brother to stand right next to her, because they need one girl and one boy. And her fiancé chose already HIS sister. I wasnt aware of all that, it was such a slap in the face when i had to face that. A choc. |
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I'm sorry, but the get the hell out of here with acting as if your
sister owes you an explanation and/or apology for how things went on HER wedding day! You have got a lot of damn nerve!
