She Cut Her Blonde Hair Into A Pixie Cut But Didn’t Ask The Bride Beforehand And Now There’s Major Drama
A young woman has a cousin named Mallory who she has never gotten along great with. As a child, she battled leukemia, and Mallory was always jealous that she got so much “attention” for being sick.
Although she did her best to have a decent connection with Mallory as they grew older, Mallory had no interest in being in her life at all.
“It hurt and I still feel guilty that I had a hand in ruining her childhood, but there’s nothing I can do to fix it,” she explained.
“Whatever I do is never good enough for her. So I guess I just gave up.”
In 3 months, Mallory is going to be having her wedding, and Mallory rudely said to her that there’s no way she will be invited to be a bridesmaid since Mallory does not want her “in the limelight.”
She understands Mallory’s position, but she feels hurt that her other cousins and both of their sisters are included as bridemsaids.
Mallory is letting her come as a guest to the wedding, so she’s trying to focus on the fact that she’s not being cut out entirely.
Recently, she thought it would be fun to dye her hair platinum blonde so she could have the right look to cosplay a certain character that she really likes.
She asked her friend to bleach her hair, but it did not go well at all. Her hair got completely ruined in the process, and she was forced to chop it all off into a super short pixie style cut.
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“Mallory saw the pics of my new haircut on Instagram and blew up my voice mail,” she said. “She swore at me and cursed at me for doing that to my hair.”
“Basically, “how dare [I] do that before her wedding. [I] just couldn’t resist the idea of upstaging her and getting all the attention on [me].” First off, it was a mistake on my part and I wholly, truthfully regret it.”
“And also, I didn’t want to cut my hair off in the first place. It was the last resort after all attempts to save it failed. Not to mention, I’m not in the wedding party. I’m just the cousin who wouldn’t be in any pictures if Mallory has a say in it. I’d just be another guest off to the side. I know my new haircut is extreme, but we’ve all seen me sans hair already.”
Her aunts and her mom think that Mallory is totally “out of line,” and that it was never on her to get Mallory’s permission to do something to her hair considering she’s not even involved as a bridesmaid.
She’s only a guest at Mallory’s wedding.
Unfortunately, her cousins and her sisters think she’s terrible for not asking Mallory first before changing her hair.
She’s thinking that she should probably skip out on Mallory’s wedding altogether to avoid any more drama.
Do you think she should have asked Mallory to change her hair?
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