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Now today's first story comes from a deleted user that was titled my 29 female parent ghosted me five years ago

after my wedding and have now reached out what do I do? And it does come with an update as well. My

husband 30 male used to be my boss. About nine years ago,

I started working his assistant. We spent around two and a half years ignoring our mutual attraction

until we gave in. We then went to HR, who reassigned me and the whole thing was strictly

above board from the time we began dating. I got pregnant about a year

later and my husband and I decided to just get married. While we'd only been dating for around

one and a half years, we know each other completely, loved each other, lived together and there was a

baby on the way. We knew how it would look, but I had to leave the company anyway due to the problems with my new boss.

So we didn't anticipate this causing any issues, except with my parents.

They, 62 male and 57 female, have always been overprotective.

So I knew they wouldn't like me dating my boss and hadn't told them, but I had to tell

them if I wanted them at my wedding. We decided to be mostly honest with them about how it was

strictly professional until it wasn't, how the second had gotten professional we went to HR,

how he had never taken advantage of me. But now we wanted to get married and we wanted

them there. We did not mention the baby because I felt that giving them that information and

in addition to the rest all at once would just break them. I was only about four months along when

the wedding happened. So the bump was easily hidden by a flowy dress. The wedding itself went off without a hitch.

And apart from my mother pulling me into the bathroom shortly before the ceremony to ask if I was sure about this, which I said I was, my parents seemed to take it well.

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