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My FSIL's guest... AKA why I don't have to pay for fireworks at the wedding.


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I am all set to look at them and say, "guess what... I'm getting married. You all need to shut up and let me have a wonderful time. And if you can't do that, than I'd like you to leave."
hahaha rebecca, knowing you, i can TOTALLY picture you saying this, and all of them looking at you for a minute with their mouths hanging open... in my head, you also say that cute "buh-bye" you tend to say too when you're annoyed haha
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It's funny. I totally don't care that there's going to be a massive blow up.

I am all set to look at them and say, "guess what... I'm getting married. You all need to shut up and let me have a wonderful time. And if you can't do that, than I'd like you to leave."

Because, being a big Italian family, there's always a bit of drama at family dinners and such. Normally, I just sit and watch, but at my wedding, I get to tell them to put a sock in it. Mmmmmm... so sweet...
Wow - you're a good person to be prepared for this. And for allowing him to come.

I have a somewhat similar situation in which one of my girl friends, who has been having an affair with a married man for 6 years and he wants to come to my wedding. He has not even left his wife - and he has 4 kids with his wife! I told my girl friend - who is still married but finally left her husband last year - that the boyfriend is not invited and I'm not comfortable with him coming . She has to come alone because even though she's still not divorced, I don't want her husband coming either. The boyfriend says he'll have left his wife by the time my wedding comes around, but my friend is nuts if she believes that - it's been 6 years!

Anyway - good luck with your situation. Sounds like some seriously juicy drama.
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Wow - you're a good person to be prepared for this. And for allowing him to come.

I have a somewhat similar situation in which one of my girl friends, who has been having an affair with a married man for 6 years and he wants to come to my wedding. He has not even left his wife - and he has 4 kids with his wife! I told my girl friend - who is still married but finally left her husband last year - that the boyfriend is not invited and I'm not comfortable with him coming . She has to come alone because even though she's still not divorced, I don't want her husband coming either. The boyfriend says he'll have left his wife by the time my wedding comes around, but my friend is nuts if she believes that - it's been 6 years!

Anyway - good luck with your situation. Sounds like some seriously juicy drama.
WOW sounds like some drama on your part too... She isn't going to sneak him down there is she?
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