My entitled sister-in-law demands that we don't post any of our wedding photos online as she said

she was unhappy with the way she looked and that she felt she looked like a fat pig. So, as a solution,

I cropped her out of all of our wedding photos so that we could still post about our wedding while

also keeping my sister-in-law out of the picture. But now, as a result, she's freaking out on us,

claiming that we're trying to erase her from the memory of our wedding. But now, as a result, she's freaking out on us, claiming that we're trying to erase

her from the memory of our wedding. And with everybody slowly turning against me and my wife,

I'm now left wondering if I might be the jerk in this situation, because right now I seriously

don't know what to do. Here's what happened. Okay, so my wife and I recently got married,

and it was amazing. The wedding was set at a Riverside Farm,

and so we had photo shoots outside on the fields before the ceremony. We started taking photos at

around noon, and my sister-in-law was one of the bridesmaids. My sister-in-law has always been a

negative person ever since I met her, and is always trying to make small judgmental comments,

while my wife is an incredibly kind person.

They have very different personalities, so I never questioned why they weren't close and assumed that

my sister-in-law was included in her group of bridesmaids to appease my wife's parents. Because my

sister-in-law and my wife have never been very close, she was at the end of the line of bridesmaids,

and usually was at the edges of group photos.

While taking the photos, my sister-in-law was the only one complaining about things like the sunny weather

and how her dress was absorbing the heat. I don't know much about dresses, but it was maybe about 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Most people in the photo shoot group ignored her comments, and it wasn't an issue for the rest of the day. We ended up getting the photos of both the shoot and the ceremony from the photographer

three weeks after the wedding. We promptly sent the photos to the people in the photo shoot and

told them that we planned on using the photos on social media. Now, most people thanked us for

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