She Told Her Sister She’s Not Going To Her Gender Reveal Party Since She Thinks They’re Tacky
Gender reveal parties are a very controversial topic right now, especially because so many of the extravagant ones have ended in disaster.
One woman recently told her sister, who she’s had competition with in the past, that she wouldn’t be attending her gender reveal party because she believes they’re tacky.
She’s 26-years-old and always struggled with competing against her 25-year-old sister, who has always been a bit of an attention seeker.
Even if her sister knew she might have been struggling with something, she’d always make sure she made a really big deal out of any good grade, new job, or new life update in front of the entire family.
For instance, one time, she was really upset over getting a bad grade on a test, and her sister knew about it. Instead of supporting her, her sister gathered their family around to show off that she had gotten an A+ on that test, making her feel even worse.
“She was always the golden child…,” she said.
Today, she still struggles with being considered not as good as her younger sister, especially now that they’re pregnant at the same time with their first kids. Her sister is happily married and has a house and a good job, while she’ll be raising her baby alone in her studio apartment.
“A couple of weeks ago, I got an invitation to her gender reveal barbecue [and] pool party,” she explained.
“I didn’t want to deal with her showing off to the entire family in front of me, so I told her I wouldn’t be coming. She asked why, so I told her that I didn’t want to deal with her friends and our family.”
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Her sister kept pushing her, telling her she needed to attend the party because it would be a good time. Not wanting to give in, she told her sister she didn’t want to go because she thought gender reveal parties were tacky.
“She, again, insisted that it would be fun and just to think of it as a barbecue with colored cookies,” she recalled.
“I snapped at her, [saying] that I didn’t want to go to a stupid party to watch her show off to our family just like she did when we were younger.”
Her sister was upset by her reaction, and now she’s found herself in a lot of drama with her family, as her parents are angry with how she handled things.
Should she apologize to her sister, or was she justified by not wanting to go to the party?
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