Katharina Buczek
Nonetheless, the invites had already been sent out, so he said it would be pretty difficult to uninvite Cindy at this point.
On top of that, he did not want his fiancée to think of Cindy like that. Instead, he told her to think of it as him inviting a close and strictly platonic friend to witness a very important day for him.
Anyway, he thought their conversation went pretty well and that the situation was resolved after that. But apparently, he was wrong, and his fiancée actually told his soon-to-be mother-in-law all about the situation.
So this week, he received a super long message from his future mother-in-law telling him how rude it was to invite a “past love.” Additionally, she wanted him to inform her when the invite was revoked. Yikes.
So now, he is totally confused about what to do. Most of his friends have sided with him in the situation. But, they also know, and like Cindy, so he realizes that they are biased.
In turn, he is really not sure if inviting Cindy to the wedding was a stupid and jerky thing to do or if his fiancée is totally overreacting.
Do you think he has a right to want Cindy at the wedding or not? If you were his fiancée, would you have gotten upset, too? How would you reconcile this situation?
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