A wedding celebrates the joining of two people into the matrimonial bond. During a wedding, both families can celebrate and enjoy the newest member of the family. But what happens if the wedding is not viewed as a celebration but rather as an extravagant attention-grabbing pity party? In the story below, a frustrated bride turns to her fellow Redditors for advice. OP revealed that she and her fiancé have been preparing for their wedding for the last few months. OP was happy since everything app…

Where do you draw the line?

Some people are just not worth your time.

For once, we might be on MIL's side here...

Dating: where pettiness comes in handy.

Let's just say the bride wasn't celebrating

that's one way to do it

Some ladies begin fantasizing about their big day as early as their fifth birthday. Nearly two decades ago, they picked the venue, cake, flowers, music, and—most importantly—the dress. For certain girlie girls like me, it's like a fairy tale come to life. But what happens if someone—your sister-in-law, for example—tries to alter your wedding dress without your consent or knowledge? That's precisely what happened in the story below. Poor OP is engaged with what would be the perfect man. But just…

I understand the desire to have the perfect wedding, but at what expense? When someone prioritizes the event itself over the people in attendance, it is extremely troubling. Don't you think? The story below revolves around a bridesmaid who was unable to withstand the bride's insane demands and rage. OP did everything in her power to meet the bride's wants and preferences. Unfortunately, however, after being unable to attend one of the several wedding festivities due to a variety of personal rea…

it's the thought that counts

you might want to read the full story before jumping to conclusions...

The so-called 'friend' also posted pictures of herself in the dress on social media...

Are we becoming too picky?

So romantical....

If there's one thing we can always rely on its karma. She's like a boomerang that always comes back around. So if you ever wronged her, just know, that your time is approaching. See, you might think that life is easy peasy and you can get away with being a horrible person. But in reality, it couldn't be further from the truth. Think of karma as a ninja, ready to strike at any point of a given day - but especially when you least expect it. For example, we recently stumbled upon a Reddit story wi…

We all have that bestie who would do anything for us. You can be sure that if someone proposed to their girlfriend at OUR birthday party, we wouldn't take it lightly, either. A woman took to r/pettyrevenge, sharing an infuriating situation that involved exactly that — ugh, the audacity . Well, rather at her BFF's b-day party. That's actually worse. Don't cheap out on your proposal dude, and never, EVER, steal someone else's thunder when they're celebrating something. That goes for birthday part…