The Birch Show. Look, when you're about to break up with a friend, it's a big deal. It's a really big deal. You guys, been close for a while. And the infraction has to be pretty deep for you to go, you know what? I think I'm just kind of over this. And we got an email from a Birchow listener wondering if the infraction here is worth ending the friendship.

Hi, Bert Show. I hope this email finds you well. I'm an advert podcast listener and I've

always valued the thoughtful advice you provide to your listeners. I need to make a tough

decision and would greatly appreciate your perspective. I'm not sure if this infraction is worth

ending a friendship. I'm a 29-year-old female who recently got married.

It was a beautiful day filled with joy and love and shared with our closest friends and

family.

However, something happened that has marred the memory of that day.

A close friend of mine who was a guest at the wedding live streamed our ceremony

on Instagram without my permission.

Oh, hell no.

She also posted pictures of me from the ceremony before I had the chance to share any on my

own social media.

I really feel like people lack common sense and decency.

When I confronted her about it, she said she did it for a mutual friend who couldn't

attend the wedding.

While I understand her intentions on the surface,

I can't shake the feeling that there might be some underlying malice behind her actions.

As a person who values my privacy, I had planned to share our special moments on my terms with

the captions and context that felt right for us. Seeing our wedding live streamed without any

warning felt like a violation of that personal

boundary.

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