She Went Back To Her Dorm Room To Cool Off Before Her Mom And Stepdad’s Wedding After Her Stepdad Yelled At Her
As beautiful as most wedding ceremonies are, the preparation leading up to them can be totally chaotic. I mean, what’s a wedding without a little drama?
Whether it concerns venue disasters, dress mishaps, or family blowouts, it always feels like at least one thing has to go wrong while preparing for a wedding.
One woman recently got into a nasty fight with her stepdad on the morning of her parents’ wedding, and it started with an issue that I never dreamed of associating with wedding drama. Instead, it involves chickens and a pressure sprayer.
She’s a college student whose mom and stepdad have been together for nine years but recently decided to officially tie the knot. They decided to have an extremely small ceremony at their home, with only a handful of family members there to act as witnesses to their marriage.
However, even the smallest of ceremonies can cause stress.
When she went to their house on the morning of the wedding to help set up, she found her stepdad pressure spraying the home’s veranda because their chickens had left a mess on it.
The pressure to finish up was on, as they were running out of time before the ceremony was due to start.
“He’s the only one who knows how to use the pressure sprayer, and he was ranting about how my mother and I were lazy for not learning how to use it,” she recalled.
She pointed out that if he weren’t doing the pressure spraying, he’d probably be running around doing the same tasks their other family members were doing anyway.
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Then, he snapped. He told her to shut her mouth and to do her “job.” Before long, he began yelling at her.
“When he gets angry, he begins to yell, stomp around, break stuff, and generally becomes a bit scary,” she said.
“It was after he started yelling at me that I snapped. I just grabbed my stuff, said goodbye to my parents, and drove away. They called me several times, and my stepfather was furious.”
She left to cool down in her dorm room for a while before returning to her parents’ house for the ceremony. Unfortunately, no one was interested in apologizing to her when she got there.
Instead, they only gave her dirty looks and excluded her from the luncheon after the ceremony.
Do you think she deserved that kind of treatment for walking out, or should her stepdad have apologized for his outburst?
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