She Does Not Want To Give Away Her Role In Her Mom And Stepdad’s Wedding To Her Stepsister, Because She’s Been Nothing But Nasty

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teksomolika - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person

This 28-year-old’s mom has been with her stepdad for 13 years. Her stepdad has two daughters named Jess, 29, and Ivy, 23.

From the start, she and Ivy got along, but she never had the same close relationship with Jess, and she wasn’t the only one who didn’t get along with her.

“Jess also didn’t get on with my mom, or Ivy, or her dad, and mostly stayed at her mom’s,” she said.

At 19, her stepdad got her a job in his industry, and Jess, who was unemployed at the time, was angry about this because she’d apparently wanted him to give her the job instead.

Eventually, Jess went low contact with Ivy, her stepdad, and her mom.

Now, her mom and stepdad have decided to get married in October. They asked her to be the “‘best woman,'” her mom asked Ivy to be her maid-of-honor, and they invited Jess as a guest, and she RSVP’ed yes. However, Jess learned that she was left out of having a role in the wedding and wasn’t happy about it.

“Jess has been badmouthing our parents to the whole extended family and sending her dad horrible messages that have really upset him. She has also been in contact with Ivy, calling her a terrible sister for being involved in the wedding and letting her be excluded,” she shared.

After a couple of weeks of this behavior, Jess finally turned her attention away from Ivy.

“She then made it around to calling me. I was already livid because the most important people in my life have been dealing with such awful treatment from Jess at what was meant to be a happy time,” she explained.

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During the conversation, Jess told her that she would only attend the ceremony if she could have her role in the wedding. She declined Jess’ offer, and so Jess told her that she was no longer going to the wedding.

When he learned this, her stepdad said that that was Jess’ decision to make and that they shouldn’t let Jess get her way in this situation. However, her stepdad was clearly upset that Jess wasn’t going to be at his wedding.

But her mom had a different perspective.

“My mom is saying maybe I should just let Jess stand up with her dad at the ceremony, and I can still do the speech or some other compromise, but I agree with my stepdad that giving Jess what she wants would be letting her bully her way into getting things,” she continued.

Also, she pointed out how outrageous it is that Jess is demanding to be a part of the wedding in her place when Jess doesn’t keep in touch with the family in the first place.

What would you do if you were in her shoes?

You can read the original post on Reddit here.

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