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My sister wouldn't let my daughter be a flower girl. I'll never talk to her again.

You got to stand up for your daughter. Throw those flowers out there. Yeah. Yeah. So I 28 female have a sister,

26 female, who got married last month. I'm going to be blunt. My sister has always been one of those

people that has to have everything perfect to the point sometimes it was hard to be around her. But she was my little sister and I have no other siblings, so I always made excuses when she'd hurt me when I was doing the right things in her eyes. Hmm. By the way, this comes from user Otrow on the R-slash-R-Dubreddit. So, I was kind of nervous when she asked me and my daughter for to be bridesmaids in February because I knew she was going to be a massive bridezilla. That's not a good side. If you're like, oh, I already know. Like, honey, do we really want to be part of Auntie's wedding? I was like, do we know. I don't think we want to do that. Over the last few months, we've had to practice multiple dances.

Pay for very expensive

dresses, and put up with her tantrums.

I told her from the start, if she was any way nasty to my child, I wouldn't stand for it.

She assured me she'd never be nasty towards her.

Again, this is her favorite person in the whole world.

Fershattering. Well, now her husband's little cousin, Aitish, I think, started coming to dance

practice with her mom, and my sister started to ask her to do little things like, show my daughter

how to throw the petals. I honestly thought she'd make them both flower girls for a while,

but when she started to make

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