"The bride looked shocked, and the groom immediately stood up and led his parents away."

Pics of the dress in question inside!

Given her brother's track record with returning borrowed items, he would've taken 'what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas,' a little too seriously.

This friend denied claims that she was pregnant. Now, she's using it as an excuse to get out of the girls' trip expense-free.

Sibling rivalry gone wrong.

He really thought he was going to walk her down the aisle after all of that?

"I almost feel like they should have reimbursed you for the tickets you cancelled."

"I’m tired of it. I feel like I’m enabling him to live irresponsibly, and it's starting to feel more like I'm being taken advantage of than helping family."

"He’s been pushing hard, saying their daughter would benefit from her mom being nearby during this ‘transitional’ time, but it feels manipulative to use their daughter as an excuse."

"She starts going off about how perfect it would be to have a ‘big moment’ where everyone finds out the gender during my reception, and how I should ‘totally do a balloon release or confetti pop for her.’"

Finders keepers... you know the rest.

Fair isn't always equal.

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"He stormed off, and I shouted that I didn't know I was engaged to a child who threw a tantrum when he didn't get what he wanted."

Seems the lottery ticket took the trash people out of her life.

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