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human. I disinvited my sister from my wedding because she blew up at my fiancee?

Yeah, I wouldn't let her in either.

I 25 female am getting married next fall to my fiancee 25 male.

My parents have been divorced my whole life and are both now remarried.

My bio dad would see me every other weekend and was not a safe adult growing up.

By the way, this comes from user Casadillius.

And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash-O-K story time subreddit. I also have an older sister, 31 female, on my Biodad's side. We have the same dad, but different moms. Growing up, a lot of my trauma stem from watching my bio-dad's treatment of my older sister. We'll call her Michelle. When I was 12 and Michelle was 18,

she went off to the military and we didn't have much of a relationship while she was gone. I was

really bitter and upset about her leaving me with our dad for a long time. But just through growing

up and experiencing life myself, I realized it wasn't her job to save me and that she had to live

her life. I also understand that she was in

some pretty bad relationships while gone. At the end of 2023, Michelle moved back to our home city

and we began to build a relationship as adults. By this time, my now fiance, boyfriend, and I had

been together at this point for three years. We're living together and she's always seen me with him

as an adult. When I told her we

were discussing getting engaged, she was so happy for me. Looked at rings with me. It was great. She's blessed to not have to work and I work from home and work at a work call center. So sometimes I have a lot of passed away time at work. So we talk on the phone for hours when I'd be alone. The day my fiance proposed, she was like the first person I told, and we had already had plans to hang out that

evening. When I saw her that night, I asked her immediately to be my maid of honor. And she accepted, and we had a beautiful sister moment. We were out at the bars. My fiancee was there, as well as another couple were friends with, and another girl were friends with. Everyone except Michelle is about 23, 24, and and we all knew each other and we're friends. By about 2 a.m., all the bars in the area that we were at were closing and we were debating if we should go find somewhere else to hang out or just go home. Both of the boyfriends had gotten dress-coated a bunch so we wouldn't get into anywhere good. And the nearest place opened was kind of far and it was north. Everyone was heading south for the night. We ultimately decided to call in a night and see each other the next day. It's a Friday and we planned to be in the city all weekend until Sunday. I had already told Michelle before we met up to hang out that I wouldn't be giving her a ride home. If she didn't want to pay the Uber prices, that's fine. But I still wouldn't be able to go that far out of my way. She lives super far north and doesn't have a car. I'm usually really accommodating, but we just got engaged, and I knew I wanted to get a little wasted and didn't want to stick anyone else with that drive. We agreed to call it a night, and my friend's boyfriend offered to drive my car to their hotel, so I could relax. I wasn wasted, but did have a headache. And then me and my fiance could head home whenever. When I got in the back seat, my older sister stayed in the front seat. We thought her other sister was coming to get her. But I guess she switched the directions on my phone to go to her house before the hotel without saying anything. Oh, what? Our guy friend noticed and asked about it,

and my sister became immediately defensive and aggressive.

After snapping at him a few times,

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